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Right now it isn't. Only 33.2% of U.S. 18-to-21-year-olds voted in the last presidential election. That dismal turnout continued a steady decline since 1971, when the 26th Amendment lowered the voting age to 18. In that year 48.3% of the eligible young cast a ballot. Says Sanford D. Horwitt, director of the Citizen Participation Project for People for the American Way: "It's as though someone has done a very successful 'Just Say No to Politics' campaign...
...Rudenstine is officially installed as the University's 26th president before an audience of 20,000 in Tercentary Theater. In his inaugural address, he says it is a difficult time for American research universities...
...Your honor, I asked for the 26th...
From their offices on the 26th floor of the Federal Reserve Building in downtown Boston, Scott Sperling and Mike Eisenson sit atop the financial nerve center of New England...
Less than a year since his appointment as Harvard's 26th president, Neil L. Rudenstine is already well on the way to establishing a Harvard of the future...