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• Essay Prize: Parade Seats For D.C. Kids

  Some lucky and literary D.C. middle and high school students could write their own ticket to a front row seat at President-elect Barack Obama's inaugural parade

  by talhaasifdar at January 04, 2009 22:42 with 131 diggs

• Employers not hiring WoW, MMO or FPS gamers

  There’s an imaginary level of immaturity that comes with game playing, a less-than-serious aura more identifiable with kids and older teens. Many gamers realize this, and would rather not reveal their game playing habits just as porn addicts wouldn’t want to admit their sins to fellow church members.

  by ruibochen at January 03, 2009 22:25 with 1720 diggs

• The Ballad of Big Mike

  While watching the Cotton Bowl heard a brief story on this guy, some of you are familiar or may have read the book..."On a cold and blustery morning, Sean and his wife, Leigh Anne, were driving down one of the main boulevards of East Memphis..Sean pointed him out to his wife and said: “That kid I was telling you about — that’s him. Big Mike.”

  by redwolfwalker at January 02, 2009 20:23 with 303 diggs

• Open source programming languages for kids

  Some toolkits aim to create entirely new ways of envisioning and creating projects that appeal to younger minds, such as games and animations, while others aim to recreate the "basic"-ness of BASIC in a modern language and environment.

  by oboy at December 30, 2008 04:28 with 672 diggs

• Exercise Improves Kids Academics

  The end of 2008 brings some discouraging news about our kids' brains and brawn. Recent results from an international math and science test show United States students are performing near the middle of the pack compared to other countries, while their levels of obesity continue to climb.

  by bamafun at December 29, 2008 15:50 with 432 diggs