It's Presidents day and local college students are talking about
how they ended up seeing President Obama take the oath of
office.  Seven students from East Stroudsburg University went to
Washington last month.  They spent ten days in D.C. for a
program to hear from lawmakers and media members about how
Washington works.  But they were also able to score tickets to
President Obama's second inauguration.  "We were one of the
first people there in our section so we were right in the
middle.  We got some pretty good pictures. It was awesome," said
Ryan Stevens a junior at ESU.  "We actually met President
Clinton, he was in a building that we were also in. It was a
great experience and the last day, too, we were fortunate enough
to Dr. Martin Luther King's son," said Kwkau Adjei-Bohyen, also
a junior at ESU.  The seven students who took the trip were
selected last fall through a campus-wide application process.
They must also write a research paper about the program and
interview a politician.