Protesting on college campuses is back. The object of this generation’s rebellion? Traditional jobs. In an era of widespread disenchantment with the often bureaucratic, scandal-ridden world of big corporations, more students believe that building a successful startup is the way to go. A recent poll of 1,155 teens by Junior Achievement Worldwide, a Colorado Springs outfit that teaches students about entrepreneurship, revealed that 69% want to start a business. And the Harvard Business School just found that 67% of MBAs it surveyed had started a firm after competing in its business-plan competitions.
Photo by Devar.
Ben C on December 28th, 2005 at 6:30 am
So, what does a photo taken at a protest against Australian Industrial Relations and Union law changes have to do with Student Entrepreneurs? In fact, 80% of the people in that photo probably didn’t even graduate high school.
Dane on December 30th, 2005 at 7:48 am
Sometimes a photo is just a photo.