Student loan Web site broken on first day

From: The Washington Times | March 31, 2010 

The government's Web site for handling student loans was broken most of Tuesday — the very day President Obama signed a law putting the government in charge of all subsidized student lending. Visitors to the site www.studentloans.gov early Tuesday afternoon saw an error message, while users Monday saw either an error message or, in the evening, were simply unable to connect to the site at all. The site was working again by late Tuesday, but critics said the technical problems underscore their concerns about turning such a major program over to the federal government. "This is a case study in ...

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