For Two Pa. Teens, Two Paths To College  Emmanuel Garcia, 18,
and Marlo Johnson, 17, both of Harrisburg, Pa., spent most of
the summer wondering whether they could get the loans and grants
they needed to pay for college. The money came through for
Garcia, but things didn't work out so well for Johnson.    This
year, we've been following two students from Pennsylvania as
they struggle to pay for college. Their families don't have a
lot of money, and fewer lenders are providing loans. Since we
last heard from them, both students started college. And NPR's
Claudio Sanchez wanted to find out how they're doing.  CLAUDIO
SANCHEZ: Every couple of months, I've been checking in on
Emmanuel Garcia, 18, and Marlo Johnson, 17. And every time,
Marlo has been pretty upbeat. But not this time, not today.  Ms.
MARLO JOHNSON (Student, Harrisburg Community College): I never
thought I would actually come to the point where I hate school,
absolutely hate it. I don't even want to be in college anymore.
This is just crazy.  SANCHE