Colo. He has created a personal Home Page, a collection of almost 100 essays by now. And I recommend it to parents as a way to understand and get closer to their children because it offers an opportunity, not for exchange, but to witness the revelation of what young people really think about, what's vitally important to them. Perhaps someone someday, if a psychology graduate student hasn't already, will discover what it is about the World Wide Web, the most graphical of the Internet tools, that encourages people to reveal a part of their inner selves that they wouldn't dare to express if they sat across the table from you. Watching a Brewers game with my grandfather on an old rusty television set.
Students shuffle in.
Robin Williams gives an impassioned speech on Marlon Brando and Macbeth, bell rings, students shuffle out. Oh, sure, it was worth the price of admission. But it quite literally paled in comparison to those I had seen earlier that week up north in Eureka. The upscale yokels in La Jolla were applauding a mere sliver of red across the horizon. We are at a baseball game.