Yesterday, federal judges ruled that Voter ID laws in South Carolina can’t go into effect until after the election. LIKE & COMMENT if you have a question about Voter ID laws in your state.

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The percentage of graduates who can’t pay back their student loans has risen for the sixth straight year, with high unemployment rates among graduates linked as a contributing factor. LIKE if you have student loan debt & COMMENT to tell us your story.

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A large number of millennials are breaking apart from the norm by becoming freelance workers instead of looking for full-time positions. LIKE & COMMENT if you know someone working freelance….

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The Huffington Post reports that cuts in education (during the great recession) have led to loss of more than 300,000 teachers, significantly increasing classroom sizes. COMMENT to let us know your thoughts…

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In New Hampshire, a new law could keep out-of-state students from voting because their dorm won’t be considered a residence.

Do you think students should be allowed to vote where they go to school?


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This week, a Pennsylvania judge ruled that voters do not need to show a photo ID when they show up at the polls November 6. What do you think about this decision? 

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The U.S. News and World Report College Rankings list is back. What do you think of this list?

 FAVORITE= This rankings value the wrong priorities.

COMMENT= This rankings are spot-on! 

SHARE= I’m fed up with the U.S. News and World Report!

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Wearing inappropriate clothing is the biggest interview mistake young adults make, according to a new survey of hiring managers. Remember to dress professionally if you want to be taken seriously!

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In case you missed it, Matthew Segal was on the Today Show this morning to discuss issues of importance to young Americans! Click here to watch the segment!

OurTime.org co-founder Matthew Segal is going on the Today Show this morning at 9:20am ET. Tune in, and follow him on Twitter @ourtimematthew

FAVORITE= I plan on voting for someone who looks out for the interests of OUR GENERATION

COMMENT= What issues are most important to you this election?

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Should student borrowers in the most extreme cases be allowed to discharge and restructure their debt in bankruptcy court?  

FAVORITE= YES
COMMENT= NO

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