The Next Great Generation

An online magazine written by and for the Millennial Generation.

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A Letter to My (Future) Son

By on Sep 28, 2011
Categories: Lifestyle

This piece is part of a special series on the End of Gender, in partnership with the Good Men Project, The Huffington Post, Salon, and others.

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Growing up in the Shadow of Bin Laden

By on May 2, 2011
Categories: Current Events

President Barack Obama tonight detailed the mission that culminated in the killing of Osama Bin Laden and the retrieval of his body from the mountains of Pakistan.

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She’s Just Bein’ Miley!

By on Sep 11, 2010
Categories: Pop Culture

While concerned parents and critical tweens wonder what’s next for the former Miss Montana, she insists she “Can’t Be Tamed.” Is Miley the next pop princess fallen from grace? – or is she just another girl, not yet a woman?

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Apparently I’m not an adult. Well, shit.

By on Aug 30, 2010
Categories: Lifestyle

A recent New York Times article has really got our feathers ruffled. Young people are deeply insulted that psychologists and, you know, “grown-ups,” don’t think we’re on the right path. Well, we can think for ourselves, thank-you-very-much. Back off.

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Lessons in Adulthood

By on May 7, 2010
Categories: Education Week

Adulthood was brutally thrust upon me.  I lived at home while I went to college, so I never had the 4 or so years of weaning off of my parents that most grads have.  Instead, almost a year after finishing school, with less than $200 in my checking account – I moved 7 states and [...]

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Growing up Online

By on Feb 22, 2010
Categories: Technology

By Abby Schoffman: “Twenty-four and a graduate of Florida Gulf Coast University, I’m a young professional in the PR field and searching for my first real job. I’m a native Minnesotan who’s currently living in perpetually sunny Southwest Florida. After three and a half years here, I like to think I’ve lost my accent, but [...]

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