For decades, college students could pay for a whole semester of tuition with the money earned from a summer job. From camp counselors to mowing lawns to working retail, there were a range of jobs you could pick up for the summer. Those days are gone. Loyola University professor Al Gini takes us through the modern realities of the summer job scene. And, we talk with Illinois’ Dept. of Children and Family Services Director George Sheldon on his plans to reform the troubled agency. (Flickr/rafael-castillo)