Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’
Kids, hold off on Facebook until you’ve experienced the real world
Dan Sherrier
CNN has an interesting article about children and social networking sites. Basically, it questions what the proper age is to allow children to get on Facebook, MySpace, etc., and it presents several different viewpoints on the matter.
Here’s mine: There’s no reason for children younger than high school to be getting into social networking, regardless of the particular site.

There's a whole wide world off-line.
Before I go further…Parents, I realize you know what’s best for your individual children. I’m simply writing in generalities and providing another perspective.
I know I don’t look old, but I am old enough to remember life without the Internet. I was in the seventh grade when my family got its first household computer, but we didn’t have Internet access until the end of my sophomore year of high school. And that was old-fashioned dial-up, with the funny noise and everything. I was not a habitual Internet user until college, when it became a necessity. Facebook came seven semesters later. Read the rest of this entry »
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New York Times scandalized as NYPD is trained on Muslim-perpetrated violence
Detroit boldly choosing to crackdown on the innocent
South Carolina stopped Romney. For now
Cartoon: Down and out
In which I praise Mitt (but explain why I won’t vote for him)
Bernero the gambler sells Main Street for a shot at the slots
The Emergency Financial Manager law is undemocratic, but opponents need an alternative to guard against local fiscal calamities
Memo to Snyder: Don’t stop the radical reforms now!