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* Seventy-eight percent of workers surveyed said they spend more money on items unrelated to bill-paying on or just after their payday. (WorkPlace Media)
* As of last year, 29.4 million women and 28.4 million men age 25 and older had a bachelor’s degree or some grander educational attainment. (Census Bureau)
* Among a survey’s 8-14-year-olds, 86 percent believe that an athlete who has used performance-enhancing drugs shouldn’t be allowed into that sport’s hall of fame. (Sports Illustrated Kids)
* Sixty percent of a survey’s respondents think “increased government regulation of major financial companies” is a good idea, with 34 percent feeling “strongly” that way.
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