Youngsters do it virtually at funhouse.
She preferred saving the world from destruction wrought by chlorofluorocarbons. So Jennie joined hordes of other youngsters who flocked to the Multimedia Funhouse at the Marin County Fair yesterday to take a stab at the VRQuest virtual reality game that aims to put a lid on ozone-damaging CFCs. The computer cityscape Jennie saved from CFC disaster yesterday was developed by youngsters aged 12 to 18. The program, founded in Idaho, will be coming to Marin this fall through the PCS Center for Enriched Learning in Corte Madera. The program gives youngsters firsthand experience on projects involving architecture, mechanical engineering, robotics and lasers.