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The Student Movement Comes of Age

By Liza Featherstone, The Nation. Posted October 17, 2000.

Liza Featherstone, a journalist tuned it to youth issues, shows how "college students are increasingly engaged in well-organized, thoughtful and morally outraged resistance to corporate power." In this essay, she traces the evolution of these student groups and exposes the corporatization of U.S. colleges.

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