Video games questioned as harmful or helpful learning tools
A Chronicle-Telegram column discusses video games as potential junk food for the mind versus as tools for learning. It cites Schement of USC praising abstraction and hand eye coordination, while Pearce argues games are hollow calories and hinder imaginative and abstract thought. A Gallup survey shows high teen playtime and costs, prompting debate on addictiveness and value.
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Los Angeles Times
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Long lives tied to stress and celibacy debate
Dear Abby cites a doctor's claim that denial of sex shortens life, while a monk’s longevity is linked to low stress. A reader from Arizona argues celibate life reduces stress and may extend life, noting the Pritikin Foundation’s nutrition research input is forthcoming.
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Coranuts trademark clash with Pac Man craze
The Chicago Tribune reports Coranuts, used in 1965 before Pac Man, features a smiling mouth open to enjoy toasted corn. Snack makers fear Pac Man licensing may cause confusion as Pac Man branded items multiply, including sheets towels jogging pants and baby socks.
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