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...David Brooks, an instructor at the University of Southern California, reminded the audience at one of the panels not to "lose sight of the fact that video games are a form of entertainment," and those in attendance at the conference strived to heed his words as they brought their clinical knowledge to bear on Millipede. Donkey Kong and other games...
...students requested that a search begin immediately to find a replacement for Delgado and asked that the college heed student concerns in the future...
Many people will laugh off the diary hoax as an isolated incident prompted by a few sick minds. But recent years have seen too many similar "isolated incidents" for us not to take heed. In Western Europe and the United States, books have been published attempting to prove the Holocaust is a myth. In Edmonton, Canada last week, a school teacher was dismissed for telling his young, impressionable students that the gas chambers never existed. Crazy, demented people, we think, who will never be listened to. But as time passes, and those who survived the Holocaust are no longer around...
Only about 30 of more than 1,700 daily papers have ombudsmen. Those given the job are apt to be experienced newspaper hands like Jones, who was his paper's city editor. In a recent speech in Phoenix, he asked fellow editors to heed the eight complaints he hears most often from the public...
Thus far, network executives seem only to want to execute the messenger of ; these bad tidings, rather than heed the message. Said one: "This is the ultimate death wish come to come to fruition within the industry. Do you think if the cigarette industry found that smoking causes cancer, they'd call a press conference to advertise the fact?" Yet the report may also serve to warm the hearts of crass producers. They now have more reason than ever to believe that no matter what they put on the air, viewers may carp and complain, but they will continue...