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While he acknowledged the importance of youth participation for winning campaigns, he said that he “doesn’t have the magic answer” for getting youth—or other non-voters—to the polls...
...bedroom with his brother as a child. "I was insomniac," he says. "I would say to my brother, 'Are you asleep? Are you asleep?' No answer. I think I would have actually been less lonely by myself in my own room." Don't get the wrong idea - Gondry's youth in Versailles, France, was happy, richly colored by the creative ethos of his computer-programmer dad and his musician mom. Fascinated by geometry and pattern, Gondry went to art school. At 22, he was working for a calendar printer - "Boring!" - when he figured out he wasn't born...
They anticipate that the results of the poll will lead both Bush and Kerry to solicit the youth vote more actively, both by visiting college campuses and more personally appealing to the young demographic...
...We’re now seeing an active and more engaged youth demographic that disagrees with the Bush administration, but also likely still impressionable,” said Jonathan S. Chavez ’05, who also helped conduct the survey for the IOP’s Student Advisory Committee...
...terms of recruitment, but it has a strikingly similar history. In 1769, Dartmouth founder Reverend Eleazar Wheelock was able to raise substantial funds for the College from the Royal Governor of New Hampshire after penning a charter that devoted Dartmouth to “the education and instruction of Youth of the Indian Tribes in the Land and also of English Youth and any others.” For the next two centuries, Dartmouth, like Harvard, failed to fulfill its promises. However, in his 1970 inauguration, Dartmouth President John G. Kemeny pledged to address the “historical lack...