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...Youngest recorded person to enter the Kong??s second floor. Rumor has it she was 12. Some say she was just really short...
...know that because I got through combinatorix, or whatever. THC: Is there anything good about the Kong? Be honest. JL: Yeah! Oh my god, I can’t believe they renovated it. That was heart-wrenching. That was the best part of the Kong??that you could say, “I’m sitting in the same booth that Al Gore sat in,” not in this, like, Starbucksian place. I actually kind of liked their Peking ravioli—not quite Chinese, but it’s doing its thing...
...many, The Kong??s grungy interior was as defining a feature as its faux-Asian facade...
...Harvard Square, “where customers are a little more computer savvy.” As for the discrepancy between the establishment’s dubious reputation and its newfangled image as a yuppie hangout, Samaha insists that the Web site is the first step in the Kong??s modernization. The goal is to cast off the sketchiness and “make people realize that there is decent food in there.” Only time can tell whether the Kong??s quest to overcome its rep is a feasible endeavor. Until then, drunken...
...into it.” By which he means video games.“Interactive media is a powerful combination of games, narratives, communication tools, and modeling,” says Decker.While this might conjure memories of one’s youth, sprawled on the basement floor, collecting Donkey Kong??s bananas or arguing over who gets to race as Mario, don’t let the term “video games” mislead. Video games are more than just pixels on a screen, touching not only the art community but also a number of academic...