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students have as much at stake in the
issues in each election as older gen
erations do.
In many cases, students said
mainstream issues such as fiscal pol
icy and abortion and the general char
acter of the candidates are important,
but they also brought up a number of
other items that they believe will
have a major impact on the future of
the country.
Jonathan Fricke and Eric Suther
land, both senior management infor
mation systems majors, said that is
sues such as equal rights and
legalization of marijuana are impor
tant to many college students.
Fricke added that people, and
college students in particular, do not
always base their decisions on the
candidates’ stances on the issues.
“I think it is a matter of who comes
off cooler, not the issues,” Fricke said.
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knows the platforms except fej
most simplified versions"
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