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Tech Saturates Student Life

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October 1, 2013
Photo Illustration by Alec Vick '15 -- Facebook captivates its users despite growth of rival social media sites.

iPads, smart phones, social media the new normal

In this Package » Technology & Students

• 1-to-1 computing offers students pros, cons

• Mr. Pettit: ‘Possibilities are endless’ for Brophy technology

• New website-based printers allow easier wireless printing

• Students conflicted about texting and driving legislation

• 1:1 computing enhance academic experiences

• Students weigh best classroom tech tools

• White uses new technology to help athletes recover

• Students favor diverse gaming genres

 

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A photo of an approval for Prop138 near Indian School.
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