Word: logged
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...seem like idle banter, but Rio Rancho High School's Pathfinder course, modeled after similar ones in Florida and Illinois, is all business. Chalked on the blackboard are criteria for a debate on careers, including salary, benefits and required training. Later in the semester the teens will log on to Internet chat groups to discuss different occupations, and they will shadow adults during their workday. Before they go on to 10th grade, students must present portfolios on a possible career, explore their own strengths in detailed resumes and outline a study program for three years and beyond. "This...
Unlike the television version, the online game--created by Columbia TriStar Interactive--is in a multiple-choice format. Players log-on and can choose a category--much like in the TV game--and can select one of four possible questions for the given answer...
...order to compete for prizes in the tournament, each player must log-on three times in one week and get one of the top 10 scores--making them eligible for the semi-final round which will be held in November. The top three players from the semi-finals will compete for the highest score over the Internet. The winner of the tournament will receive the Pontiac...
...student says he would log-in using a friend's name and play a round to familiarize himself with the categories. By logging-in a second time within the same week under a new name, he says he would usually get a game with some of the same categories that he had played before. Since the student already knew those answers, he says his score would skyrocket...
...busy signal from four separate phone lines on an average of three to four times a week when trying to log on to AOL. And once I finally get into AOL, half the time I can't get out to the Internet! I can't talk about "turkey breasts" for fear of being censored--or worse, sent into cyberoblivion for saying a nasty word. And lastly, AOL commits to unlimited access for $19.95 to get us yahoos to join, and now reneges on its promise while planning to charge us extra for its new games area. Then Joshua Cooper Ramo...