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On Wednesday, WGBH News aired a story about professors who are reluctant to retire for social and psychological reasons. 

A new survey shows 2/3 of college professors now plan to work past the age of 67, but what are the consequences. From WGBH On Campus.

Posted by PRI Public Radio International on Thursday, 20 August 2015

Since the Great Recession, postponing retirement is becoming more common in some professions, including higher education. A new survey shows two thirds of college professors now plan to work past the age of 67. That trend comes with serious consequences.

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