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Issue date: 2/5/08 Section: News

From supply and demand to Sundance

Sara Himeles

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"It's been incredible to see how all the established organizations in Washington give us so much respect and treat us as equals on this issue," Gruskin said. "Any professional who deals with this issue understands the importance of putting a real human face to complement the raw numbers."

On a national level, CYA is now developing new chapters, in addition to its existing ones at Harvard, Yale, Duke and Penn. By the end of the academic year, CYA hopes to expand its reach to a total of 10 college campuses nationwide.

Spring plans for the Penn chapter, which is headed by Gruskin and College freshmen Mike Tully and Caroline Matthews, include a "Fiscal Wake-Up Tour" and a spring fair, which the group hopes to host at the Philadelphia Convention Center.

The CYA executive director is pledging the Phi Delta Theta fraternity and playing club lacrosse this spring, but the national debt crisis is what he thinks about most - perhaps the reason a friend created the "Yoni 2028" Facebook group, with 191 proponents of Gruskin's eventual move to the White House.

"We're not dealing with the sexiest topic or the most inspiring topic, but we're sure that we're dealing with the most crucial topic for our generation," Gruskin said.

"For us this isn't just about raw numbers," he added. "It's about our future."
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Rick

posted 2/05/08 @ 8:10 AM EST

We are under taxed and over spent. It shouldn't be so cheap to get rich in this country.

I didn't see the film, but it looks like this is only focused on the SPENDING, and not INCOME. (Continued…)

A.

posted 2/05/08 @ 10:29 AM EST

Phillips Academy is in Massachusetts, not Maine.

Bo Games

posted 9/26/08 @ 6:59 PM EST

Wall Street has always meant very little to me (and hundreds of others I know). It represents a means for investors to get richer (or poorer) as a hobby, and for corporations to generate lots of dollars to grow on invested funds. (Continued…)

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