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Journalist Judy Woodruff talks with young people during the making of her new PBS documentary "Generation Next." (Photo Courtesy of PBS)

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Understanding people under 25

Broadcast: Midday, 01/12/2007, 11:06 a.m.

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The new PBS documentary "Generation Next" examines attitudes and trends among people age 16-25. What makes the current crop of teens and young adults different than the ones that came before them?

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  • Judy Woodruff: Journalist. Woodruff has worked at CNN, NBC and PBS. Her most recent project is "Generation Next."

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