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University to look at faculty tasks Vaccine given to students with pre-existing conditions Learning goals drafting process begins Student Union Management System nears completion Schuster appointed to UN Town hall meeting will be held to engage students Committee holds first meeting Senate Log Corrections and Clarifications Police Log Women's Soccer: Judges fall just short of third consecutive ECAC Championship Cross Country: Norton leads men to spot at NCAAs Women's Basketball: Squad runs away with opener at Worcester Polytechnic Institute Volleyball: Judges fall in opening round of ECACs Swimming & Diving: Brandeis sweeps dual meet at Babson Athlete of the week: Grayce Selig '11 The sports features page BASKETBALL PREVIEW: Pursuit of a title Women's Basketball: Squad looks to build on historic season Men's Basketball: Team hopes for deeper tournament run Men's Basketball: Rising Expectations Playing music of the distant past Author Amos Oz delivers perspective on Israel at Brandeis The Books prepare to play at Brandeis 'Game' is partial loss 'The Box' is captivating riddle Poster tells of his past in pictures 'Carmen' is a cultured experience '(Untitled)' paints snide portrait 'Pirate Radio' rocks out on the sea 50 Cent's 'Self Destruct' full of crazed threats Students get artistic grants Pop Culture
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posted 10/28/08 @ 11:12 AM EST
"We spend less time outdoors or engaging in physical activity. We are so immersed in our technology we end up limiting our interactions with other people. Talking to friends on Facebook is not the same as talking to them in person. Talking to friends you've "met" on the Internet but not in real life doesn't count at all."
Please do more research regarding the change in social and outdoor behavior in regards to the Internet. Most studies done have actually proven that the Internet has little influence in the occurrence of these activities. It's one thing to comment on student's Internet addiction but another to form inaccurate conclusions using this observation...