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In reply to the discussion: Where are the college students? [View all]Brother Buzz
(39,900 posts)6. Back in my day, they had skin in the game....it was called....
Selective Service.
Today, they are just as disenfranchised as their parents, trying to make the nut and stay afloat.
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Correct, many are working summer jobs and likely have part tim jobs during the school year
CentralMass
Jul 2017
#32
Hiding under the beds where their catastrophically destructive student loans can't find them
Orrex
Jul 2017
#13
In light of the current disaster of the Trump regime, I would likre to see a groundswell of support
Kyblue1
Jul 2017
#14
I think that there is still activism and social consciousness on the college campuses...
FM123
Jul 2017
#15
Trying to survive; to not get expelled with 5 figure undischargeable loans & no job prospects
politicat
Jul 2017
#16
I work for a major, land-grant university. Which has a lot of those "features".
politicat
Jul 2017
#34
Thank you so much for the detailed info. I love the history (GI Bill barracks)...
Hekate
Jul 2017
#69
Many of them are getting involved on their campuses on local issues. To wonder whether they "care
WhiskeyGrinder
Jul 2017
#19
I guess the right wing strategy of denying education to the masses has succeeded
Kyblue1
Jul 2017
#23
Not feeling the draft.The prospect of being drafted in the morning wonderfully concentrates the mind
Hekate
Jul 2017
#22
In the 60s and 70s college students were protesting the Vietnam war which was killing them
lunatica
Jul 2017
#26
Those between 18-22 have parents about, oh, 42-50 give or take. Don't blame us Boomers!
WinkyDink
Jul 2017
#38
I sick of hearing that. The primary is over...he didn't have the votes. None of
Demsrule86
Jul 2017
#47
Oh for heaven's sake...let it go. Every generation has it's own thing. That was one brief
Demsrule86
Jul 2017
#46