Virtual School

I f Facebook were a country, it would now be the third most populous in the world. Some find it extraordinary to have access to social networks and to keep in touch with people from anywhere in the world, while others will be disgusted by the “virtual” relationship effect created by those sites. These days, one of the most popular social network site is Facebook, created six years ago. The most recent statistics reveal that there are now more than 400 million active users on Facebook and what is

plain and simple cash had better watch out as their power diminishes and a new order bubbles up. Away from whitetablecloth restaurants, gourmands are gathering off the radar. They are learning how to slaughter a 70-kilogram boar at a guerrilla cooking school, or indulging in ambitious meals in unlicensed restaurants in apartments in cities like New Yorkand London. “Mainstream it’s not — and that’s just how the organizers like it,” wrote The Times’s Melena Ryzik. For comments, write to nytweekly@ nytimes

are brought up and the way they learn to grow up. Education now has to deal with the use of New Technology; the traditional books aren’t the only elements in children’s learning processes. The number of computers has increased in homes but also in schools. Moreover, it seems that teachers have to be nowadays real technicians and reorganize their teaching methods. Learning processes have certainly evolved a lot these last few years, and we can ask ourselves which educational techniques is best


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 judicial
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 death
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are
known
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capital
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addicted now. It’s the same thing for computers because of internet and websites like Facebook, or Msn and because of games online like Word of Warcraft. Teenagers have to need to go to computer, maybe for to prove to themselves anything and to have a virtual life outside their quotidian problems. Even, Internet can be very useful for to have different information... For homework’s teenagers, for news, for to search everything... But, I think to I could live without new technologies because it’s not essential

The game caused such an outcry that it was pulled from store shelves. Long Island PTA (parent-teacher associations) president Ronnie Lamm pushed for legislation in the early 1980s to place restrictions on how close video game arcades could be to schools, asserting that they caused children to fight. Dr. Craig A. Anderson testified that some studies have yielded non significant video game effects, just as some smoking studies failed to find a significant link to lung cancer. But when one combines

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William McKinley, and John F. Kennedy. High profile gun violence incidents, such as the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King, Jr., and, more recently, the Columbine High School massacre, the Beltway sniper attacks, and the Virginia Tech massacre, have also fueled debate over gun policies. School shootings like those at Columbine in 1999, and at Virginia Tech in 2007 in which 32 people died, made many people question the right to bear arms. It also inspired film-maker Michael Moore

The Arrival of Virtual Pocket Money Financial services companied are rushing to provide teenagers with easier ways of spending their savings online, says John William. They like using the Internet. They have lots of money to spend. And they spend a higher proportion of it online than the rest of us. Teenagers are just the sort of people an Internet retailer wants to sell to, and the things they want to buy—games, CDs and clothing—are easily sold on the web. But paying online is a tricky business

to Universities throughout Canada and the United States. It was in 2005 that Zuckerberg decided to invest $200,000 in the purchase of the name Facebook. In September 2005 Facebook expanded its users and created a version of their website for high school students. After that facebook widened to even more clientele by inviting companies to join on the site, like Microsoft and Apple. Finally, on Septemeber 26, 2006 Zuckerberg opened his website to the general public. And for this day, it became the