Maybe this is AN issue, but this is certainly not the issue highlighted by the komonews.com article. The point of the article is > It turns out Starbucks isn't

Maybe this is AN issue, but this is certainly not the issue highlighted by the komonews.com article. The point of the article is > It turns out Starbucks isn't contributing any upfront scholarship money to an online college degree program it introduced this week. This is technically true, but readily misleads the reader into thinking that Starbucks is not contributing any money at all. (If you disagree, I suggest scrolling down a bit in this thread to see the reactions of your fellow HNers.) In fact, Starbucks will reimburse workers for the cost of their second two years of college--ASU and the federal government (essentially) will pay for the first two. The article does also mention this, but buries it more than halfway down.