Millennials get their fair share of criticism from Gen-Xers and baby boomers – that they are rude, immature, not ready for jobs or the real world – yet they are actually better than their elders at things like saving money.
Millennials actually better than their parents with saving money for the future
By Meghan Keenan /// May 23, 2013
Oregon considering bill that will question college students’ sexual orientation
If you’re planning on attending a public university or community college in Oregon in the near future, be warned that you may be asked about your sexual orientation by the school.
By Arianne Talma /// May 23, 2013
L.A. gov’t. to distribute free condoms via bus to city residents
The wheels on the bus go round and round all throughout Los Angeles…passing out free condoms.
By Kaitlyn Schallhorn /// May 23, 2013
Bloomberg Businessweek aims to encourage jobless graduates with free copies of their magazine
To all of you college grads who have had to revert back to your childhood bedrooms—complete with pastel walls, action figures and middle school awards adorning the walls—Bloomberg Businessweek feels your pain and wants to offer you a gift to help you on your way.
By Kaitlyn Schallhorn /// May 23, 2013
Recent scandals offer valuable lesson for young voters
Perhaps the recent corruption that has descended upon Washington can teach young Americans an important lesson: big government inspires the abuse of power.
By Gabriella Morrongiello /// May 23, 2013
Thrifty youth avoiding high premiums may thwart plans for Obamacare success
As Democrats are heavily dependent upon the youth to purchase health insurance via Obamacare in order to make the president’s signature legislation a success, they fail to recognize that these young consumers are wise shoppers and may not sign up for the high premiums offered by the Affordable Care Act.
By Cameron Harris /// May 23, 2013
A Florida teacher suspended after allegedly inappropriately touching a student with a banana
A teacher at North Marion High School in Florida was suspended for three days without pay after allegedly touching a female student inappropriately with a banana, according to Ocala.com.
By Arianne Talma /// May 23, 2013
Rand Paul “honors” his father by helping out with his dad’s scholarship programs
Like father, like son. Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is using his growing popularity among young conservatives and libertarians alike to encourage them to apply for the Campaign for Liberty Foundation’s annual “Ron Paul Scholarship.”
By Arianne Talma /// May 22, 2013
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