Sean Merriman Special to Detroit Free Press Published 10:00 p.m. UTC Jul 9, 2018 Welcome to our live chat on all things football recruiting with our resident guru, Free Press special writer Sean Merriman. Teams are putting together the 2019 class at a furious pace it seems, so if you have question about Michigan football, Michigan State football or high school football, fire away. Sean will be along at 11 a.m. Tuesday to field your questions. Mobile users' access to chat. … [Read more...] about Football recruiting: Submit questions for live chat at 11 a.m. Tuesday
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Chat now: Immigration, children in Michigan with expert Susan Reed
Brian Manzullo Detroit Free Press Published 3:57 p.m. UTC Jun 25, 2018 The controversy surrounding immigration and the separation of parents and children at the United States-Mexico border has hit a fever pitch. With that in mind, Free Press columnist Nancy Kaffer has invited an expert — Susan Reed, managing attorney with Michigan Immigration Rights Center — to stop by Freep.com to talk about the fate of immigrant children in Michigan and the challenges that stand between those kids and long-term security. The chat will begin at noon today. Submit your questions for Nancy and Susan now and we'll get going, starting at noon! Live chat: Immigration Can't see on mobile? Tap here to view. More immigration coverage: Michigan Congresswoman: I saw immigrant kids held in a cage, crying moms Volunteers flock to help immigrant children: 'There is love out there' How 2 immigrant babies landed in Michigan and how their fates were different … [Read more...] about Chat now: Immigration, children in Michigan with expert Susan Reed
Submit Q’s now: Live chat on immigration children with Susan Reed
Brian Manzullo Detroit Free Press Published 2:03 p.m. UTC Jun 25, 2018 The controversy surrounding immigration and the separation of parents and children at the United States-Mexico border has hit a fever pitch. With that in mind, Free Press columnist Nancy Kaffer has invited an expert — Susan Reed, managing attorney with Michigan Immigration Rights Center — to stop by Freep.com and answer your questions regarding the ongoing situation and what we can expect going forward. The chat will begin at noon today. Submit your questions now and we'll get going, starting at noon! Live chat with Susan Reed Can't see on mobile? Tap here to view. More immigration coverage: Michigan Congresswoman: I saw immigrant kids held in a cage, crying moms Volunteers flock to help immigrant children: 'There is love out there' How 2 immigrant babies landed in Michigan and how their fates were different … [Read more...] about Submit Q’s now: Live chat on immigration children with Susan Reed
WATCH: Tonight’s Norwich City fanzine The PinkUn Show LIVE from the pub
Video PUBLISHED: 17:27 18 April 2018 | UPDATED: 17:27 18 April 2018 Michael Bailey hosts The PinkUn Show - our weekly Norwich City fanzine from down the pub. Archant Watch this week’s edition of our Norwich City fanzine The PinkUn Show tonight LIVE from The Woolpack, as Michael Bailey hosts our weekly Canaries talking shop. The show returns to discuss the latest City action plus plenty more besides, with Michael joined by this week’s guests: former Canaries columnist Richard Balls and Forces2Canaries chairman Neville Townsend. You can watch and interact with The PinkUn Show LIVE every Wednesday on the PinkUn’s Facebook page. Kicking off live from about 7pm on Wednesday night, the show reflects on the Canaries’ EFL Championship defeat at home to promotion-chasing Cardiff, as well as Saturday’s reunion with former boss Alex Neil at Preston. All Canaries supporters are welcome every week to have their say on the show – simply post your comments and … [Read more...] about WATCH: Tonight’s Norwich City fanzine The PinkUn Show LIVE from the pub
No evidence to support link between violent video games and behavior
Researchers at the University of York have found no evidence to support the theory that video games make players more violent. In a series of experiments, with more than 3,000 participants, the team demonstrated that video game concepts do not 'prime' players to behave in certain ways and that increasing the realism of violent video games does not necessarily increase aggression in game players. The dominant model of learning in games is built on the idea that exposing players to concepts, such as violence in a game, makes those concepts easier to use in 'real life'. This is known as 'priming', and is thought to lead to changes in behaviour. Previous experiments on this effect, however, have so far provided mixed conclusions. Researchers at the University of York expanded the number of participants in experiments, compared to studies that had gone before it, and compared different types of gaming realism to explore whether more conclusive evidence could be found. In one study, … [Read more...] about No evidence to support link between violent video games and behavior