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Former students have sued the defunct Mount Ida College, its former board members and some of its representatives, MassLive reported. The suit alleges that they misrepresented how dire the college's finances were before it abruptly closed six months ago. In the past, those sued have said that they were doing their best to keep the college afloat.

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