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...television's omnipresence the only saving grace for the television deprived. Bertozzi and Bradley-Moore both cite reading as a cherished childhood pasttime. Moreover, both students believe that their parents' restrictions benefited them in the long run by fostering a love of reading. "I think school is geared toward people who have read a lot," says Bradley-Moore. Bertozzi adds, "I'm glad my parents did it, because now I just kind of see through television. Commercials just roll me. Now, there are some programs that I think are really worthwhile, like "The Simpsons"--the Simpsons are the lifeblood...
...Harvard students play video games? Avid players cite procrastination as their chief reason for continual play. Chris R. Stackich '01 claims, "We play whenever we have work due." Playing consecutive games is easy--the press of a button resets the game--and getting off the couch can be difficult, especially when all that beckons is schoolwork...
West went on to cite Martin Hubert on the ideal that a productive dialogue should be produced...
Many students cite time constraints reason enough to regularly dial J. Crew's 800 number, (operators are always standing by). In addition, catalog styles are reliable...
When asked for the percentage of employees that are currently members of a union, Hurley declined, unable to cite exact statistics. Hurley said certain Red Cross employees are unionized, while the technicians and the practical nurses, who are the ones who actually draw the blood...