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News
Student sex work could be contributing hundreds of millions of pounds a year towards the higher education economy, according to researchers who claim that institutions are more concerned about preserving their image than investigating the issue. The academic study, first of its kind, suggests that as many as 6 % of students could now be employed in part-time sex work such as pole or lap dancing, stripping, escorting or prostitution to help fund their studies. Dr Ron Roberts, of Kingston University, the study’s lead author, said too little was being done to help students tempted into sex work. “Everybody knows this goes on,” he said. “They are just burying their heads in the sand. It is a student welfare issue. Anyone with an ounce of common sense can see that.”
My opinion:
I've got to hand it to Sir Dr Ron Roberts, the man is right on spot with his statement. Anyone with the least of common sense would understand that the problem lies with the support and funding that is being neglected of towards the students. In my opinion this is what kind of situations there will be when the government won't partly or completely fund students' educations. This fault on this issue lies completely with the government, and they should be ashamed of themselves. But I am afraid they will not feel any form of responsibility on this matter.

http://www.independent.co.uk/student/news/sex-for-tuition-fees-are-universities-just-refusing-to-face-up-to-the-facts-8667648.html