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Tag: millenials
A look at millennials’ engagement with news and politics
Every morning at 9 a.m., Cassidy Najarian wakes up to her blaring alarm. She rolls over in her twin-sized dorm bed to check her phone—first her texts, then Instagram, Snapchat, … Read More
This week’s cartoon: How can political parties get students more excited?
What can political parties due to get students more involved in the elections? An SMU alumnus has the answer.
Millennials aren’t the key to the next election
A response to Rebekah Tate’s article in the Campus Weekly January 14, 2016
Why this millennial is saying ‘I do’
Christine Freeman wrote last week, “Nearly a quarter of us [millennials] will still be living the single life by 2030,” suggesting that we see marriage differently than our parents and grandparents.
Why today’s millennials are saying ‘I don’t’
On May 16, I will sit among hundreds of my cap-and-gown-clad peers as George W. Bush delivers the commencement speech at Southern Methodist University’s 100th annual graduation ceremony.