History professors to debate use of laptops in classrooms
Students may not be able to use laptops in classrooms for much longer – at least, if some York history professors have their way.
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Drag queen musical is sure to delight
Complete with a charming love story, Priscilla Queen of the Desert is sure to get many laughs.
Appletree a day keeps students away
There are a lot of things people might not agree on, but when it comes to our healthcare, it’s not debatable.
The changing face of the game
Video games are changing fast, and to predict the future of such a changing industry and medium would be foolish.
The queer perspective on gaymes
Like every other media out there, queer and trans representation in videogames is still struggling – but it’s also heading in its own unique direction
Answering that new age-old question
Are video games art? This question has been asked by developers and players for almost as long as videogames have been made.
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Video game ratings are largely ignored
Red meat not as bad as you think
Eating red meat may not really be as bad for you as previously thought, according to researcher Frank Kachanoff from McGill University.
Schools’ reliance on turnitin.com questioned
Site doesn’t address real issues with academic dishonesty
The casual-core consumer industry
Terms like ‘hardcore’ and ‘casual’ gamer are deeply rooted marketing terms. Game companies know how to exploit both groups