Ah, to Be Young and in Iowa
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The state hasn't had much luck wooing twentysomethings
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So long, ethanol. Hello, taxes. More than geography changes when the 2008 presidential campaign leaves the land of flat Â aka Iowa Â for New Hampshire, the Granite State. The electorate is different, and the blend of issues.
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I had the Midwest work ethic at a very early age . . . I learned that I could do really well if I worked really hard.
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A bit of bubbly, a few verses of Auld Lang Syne and candidates, candidates and more candidates. It's New Year's Eve in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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By Daniel Carson, The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.  Dec.
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Adapted from "Imperial Life in the Emerald City," by Rajiv Chandrasekaran, copyright Knopf 2006. Twenty-four-year-old Jay Hallen was restless. He had graduated from Yale two years earlier, and he didn't much like his job at a commercial real-estate firm. His passion was the Middle East, and......
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Fourth of July virtually everywhere is about flags, firetrucks, floats, balloons, signs and cotton candy. In Iowa, visiting presidential candidates are in the mix.
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An "educational opportunity" Bill will mean young people stay in education or training to the age of 18.
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This year's presidential contest already has sparked massive voter interest in Iowa and New Hampshire, and for those of us who are embarrassed by America's low voter turnout the last few election cycles, it is something wonderful to watch.
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By MARGARET BARBER  Dear Editor, I was struck by the irony of the juxtaposition of two articles in of The Birmingham Post (Dec 14).   The first told of concerns that teenagers were finding it difficult to get jobs because they were not able to express themselves adequately.
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His undergrad army may not deliver come caucus night, but branding himself as the youth candidate should pay off
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The first votes in the contest to elect the next president will be cast in 10 weeks and two days, and intensive campaigning continues this week in Iowa, the site of the kickoff caucuses, to make every moment until then count.
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By Daniel Carson, The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.  Sep.
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A city down on its luck has an optimistic young leader. The scene there mirrors our national situation. Maybe we can all learn something from Luke Ravenstahl.
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Iowa has welcomed the nation's top-ranked team into Kinnick Stadium before. But the hype surrounding those games was never this big.
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This year's presidential election began with Iowa's caucuses back in January, and it could be determined by how Iowans vote Nov. 2.
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Barack Obama said his win in Iowa lived up to his dreams. His kindergarten dreams.