Eighteen new computers are in the hands of Wally Bryan’s friends in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. Actually, these friends are neighbors, too. Five years ago, Wally used to be their mayor. But he gave it up to help them – and to live where they live. He’s grown his charity out of an apartment and into two [...]

The earliest video games by the Atari Company laid down a rule: No player could ever harm a “human” character. Things have changed. Halo and Call of Duty simulate war and killing, and they sell millions of copies a month. The U.S. Army has adopted many video game-style technologies to train soldiers in battlefield procedures [...]

As a young child, Kiera Haun suffered physical, mental, emotional and sexual abuse in her biological parents’ house. For more than five years, she was moved among seven foster homes; she finally landed with the Hauns two years ago. The family quickly ran into trouble when Kiera began attracting the attention of men much older [...]

We’ve all heard of doctor-patient confidentiality. The legal and ethical rule by which the doctor cant divulge the private information of you, the patient. In Central New York, one local writer and a number of local doctors are starting to grapple with the question of whether that confidentiality goes both ways. What rights do you [...]

Communication, Appearance, and Problem Solving (CAPS) video, produced on Freelance for Syracuse University Student Centers and Programming Services. This Twilight Zone spoof was produced for the Fall training program at SCPS. Each fall building managers, information desk attendants, and events technical personnel are run through the paces for 2 intensive days. This video was created [...]