On the president's compromise, my feelings were a bit dubious at best.
However:
The tuition and research benefits are among several noncontroversial tax benefits that were folded into the deal after negotiators reached agreement on the more-contentious cuts. They include a tuition tax credit worth up to $2,500, a student-loan interest deduction worth up to $2,500, and a benefit that allows companies to provide up to $5,250 in tax-free tuition assistance to their employees.
See: Colleges and Students Would Benefit From White House Tax Compromise, by Kelly Field, The Chronicle of Higher Education
My usual tongue-in-cheek (because it relates SO well):
#physics, #coolphysics: "The one exclusive sign of thorough knowledge is the power of teaching." Aristotle
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