Flash forward four years. Two well-polished Ivy League grads are squaring off for the presidency, each trying to outdo the other with centrist appeal. Needless to say, the electorate seems about as electrified as a static-laden carpet. But a group of idealists at George Washington University would like to see that changed. Split into objective reporting and editorials, the non-partisan site examines issues relevant to the younger generation.
Students submit all of the editorial content on a purely volunteer basis.
And we'd like to create a political resource. The student population is a great untapped resource. Rice said both major party candidates have written off the college vote, focusing instead on more reliable demographics, such as senior citizens. Bush and Gore have just given up on college students, which is questionable. They do make some of the best campaign workers.