Q. Im a science scholar and we are given special privileges by the government such as stipends, free tuition fees, books etc. We have made a contract with the government that we shall take sci-tech courses in the future. It is considered that we owe our education to the people and later repay it by serving the country for a certain span of time. One of the rules to follow in school is: a scholar should not play computer games during weekdays and weekends but with an exemption for holidays. If a scholar is caught violating this, he/she is said to have made an offense which may lead to community service and even suspension. Now, we had proposed the abolition of this rule. We suggest that the prohibition be only during weekdays. B'coz we believe that we have the right to play and enjoy computer games like a usual teen does.There'll be a debate about this matter in our class next week and we are counting on you to help us in this thing. To all computer-gamers out there, we ask for your help.
A. Hand-eye coordination is the traditional answer. New research is showing surprising health benefits with the Nintedo Wii, and movement games like Dance Dance Revolution being pushed in public schools in North Carolina for PE of all things. The old criticism of gaming as bad for self-esteem seems to be falling apart as well with studies about success and self-esteem(check link to BBC). All technology is only as good or as bad depending on how it is applied.
My husband loves World of Warcraft. I want to buy him another computer game for Christmas. Any ideas?
Q. He has specifically asked for another computer game, but I have no idea what to get him. I want it to be good and right now he's really into WoW. He also likes military-style games, if that helps at all. I need some gamers to give me some help. Please!
A. Go to a game store and ask for a gift card!
so he can choose his own present
so he can choose his own present
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