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• "baby busters " and " thirteeners " _ resent the pigeonholing.
• "Baby buster " was the catchphrase for a while, as was " 13th generation,"
• "The baby boomers are employed, and the baby busters-- there's not that many of them ."
• Generation X is awfully nondescript; baby busters says more about what they aren't than what they are.
• And " Baby Buster Smith ."
• But at least some members of Generation X, the baby busters born in the boomers'wake, see things differently.
• The baby busters are now getting into the inexpensive first-home market _ and there are simply fewer of them.
• True, she heaves the same boilerplate blather about the Baby Buster, or Generation X, workers you've heard ad nauseam:
• Here's the difference between Baby Boomers and Baby Busters in the work force, according to career counselor Marilyn Moats Kennedy:
• College-age students now are in between the huge generations of baby boomers and their children, the baby busters, he said.
• They have also been dubbed baby busters and the 13th Generation, as they are the 13th generation since the American Revolution.
• Ref 8 similar to 7, in a 20 page atricle Gen Jones appears once as something sometimes inserted, along with baby busters.
• Meanwhile, the generation that will replace them _ the so-called baby busters _ is smaller than the boomer generation by about 10 million people.
• Last year, Willow Creek hired the Rev . Dieter Zander, 35, to design a new service, specifically for " baby busters, " the under-30 crowd.
• The first generation who didn't come of age in the shadow of a major war, baby busters immersed themselves in fashion, music and fads, fads, fads.
• The trailing-edge baby boomers would be more likely to trade off something practical for something cuter, while a baby buster would have nothing to do with that,
• The shortfall arises not from the small number of " baby busters " _ those born since 1965 _ but from rising illiteracy and employers'need for more highly skilled workers.
• For their successors _ the baby busters _ it serves as a lonely roadmarker for a generation that lacks a definitive coming-of-age myth like the Great Depression, JFK's assassination or Woodstock.
• He and fellow Northwestern University graduate Rick Porter have written _ deep breath _ " The Complete Cross-Referenced Guide to the Baby Buster Generation's Collective Unconscious " ( Boulevard Books, $ 14 ).
• The Baby Busters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Baby Boomers