 | Brian Dentel, 21, Forensic Science, Junior Q1: Two to three hours Q2: Schoolwork and recreational use Q3: Yahoo.com Q4: Watch TV and play games Q5: Dell and IBM, one’s a desktop and the other’s a laptop | | Brian Nevetral, 23, Sports Management, Senior Q1: All of the time. Four hours Q2: Check e-mail and talk online Q3: Sportsline.com Q4: Read the newspaper Q5: New Dell at home | | Tiana Burton, 20, Psychology, Senior Q1: Three or maybe two Q2: Research Q3: hotghettoness.com. It shows funny videos with crazy people. Q4: Watch TV Q5: Compaq Presario at home that acts crazy. | | Sharon Levine, 20, Pre-nursing, Transfer student Q1: Not a lot. Maybe 30 minutes Q2: School and e-mail Q3: I don’t have one Q4: Just read. Write letters rather than e-mail Q5: Dell desktop at home | | Jessica Ta, 18, Film, Sophomore Q1: Four, five, six hours. Depends Q2: Mostly talking, e-mail and Blackboard Q3: Don’t have one Q4: Hang out with my roommates, go to the library Q5: Dell desktop, used at home | | Michael Bell, 20, Film, Sophomore Q1: Used to spend lots of time—three to four hours; now an hour or less Q2: Mostly communicating, entertainment, don’t really use it for news (sometimes I do), and shopping Q3: My homepage, archive.org; has short films and documentary clips. An assessment of how our culture has changed Q4: Kill someone Q5: Macintosh desktop, at home | | Rebecca Bosler, 19, Business, Sophomore Q1: Six hours including homework Q2: Normally a lot of searches for research and AIM (AOL Instant Messenger) Q3: Google, I search everything Q4: That would be horrible. I would go to the library. Q5: Hewlett-Packard laptop, mostly in my house | | Ra-Yeon Jang, 19, Arts, First-year Q1: Three hours Q2: Reading blogs Q3: zyword.cu.kr Q4: Doing homework or something Q5: Hewlett-Packard laptop at home |
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