The Democratic presidential hopefuls have bounced from city to city in Pennsylvania hoping to nab some much-needed votes in Tuesday's primary. And while they're both courting young voters, college students and young workers often respond differently to the candidates' policy prescriptions.Like young people elsewhere in the country, young Pennsylvanians' big issues are the economy, Iraq, education and health care. But those in college often have different concerns from those not in school. While some students are struggling to pay for their degrees, others their age have to think about a child's schooling. The conflict in Iraq has some worried that they'll be heading to war while others just feel its economic repercussions.
Students, young workers have different priorities 
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