Legislation Targets Violent Video Games and Youth Access
Lawmakers in seven states pushed bills to curb sales of violent games to minors amid studies linking play to aggression. Industry defenders tout ratings and First Amendment protections, while experts note rising ubiquity of gaming and looming releases from Doom to Grand Theft Auto.
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Cosby funds two Massachusetts students education
Bill Cosby, amid remarks about black students and reading, funds college educations for two recent high school graduates from Massachusetts. Loren Wilder and Jimmy Hester toured colleges with Cosby, selecting Hampton University after a campus visit, as Cosby encouraged study and opportunity.
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Putnam Vocational Technical High School
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