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Tuesday, December 2, 2003 at 10:00 AM EST
A Great Campus Caucus
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Seniors have Medicare. Baby Boomers eye Social Security. But what about college students voting for the first time? What are their issues? What are they looking for from their president? Tonight, we sit down with four college students from across the country to find out.

Guests:

Charles Mitchell, junior at Bucknell University, president of Bucknell Conservatives Club

Renata Strause, junior at Oberlin College, Treasurer of college Democrats

Bridget Elliott, junior at Washington State University, President of College Republicans

Evan Rytlewski, senior at The University of Wisconsin, Editor-in-Chief of The Daily Cardinal newspaper

 
 

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