From the New York Times: "Citibank, one of the largest providers of student loans, as well as five universities have agreed to pay $5.2 million to students and the New York State attorney general to resolve an investigation into student loan practices, Andrew M. Cuomo, the attorney general, announced yesterday."  It seems that the shady deals lenders cut with universities will be reigned in, at least in New York State. It's also good to see Cuomo is attempting to live up to Eliot Spitzer's legacy of using the attorney general's office to prevent deceptive corporate practices.