“Email is so last millennium” reports Associated Press writer Martha Irvine, confirming many of the claims made in our June 28th article “Cell-ing Our Souls.” Instant and text messaging are replacing email as the preferred method of communication among teenagers.
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July 19th, 2006 at 1:27 am
Great article!
Accomplishing a task by a certain deadline is good, but trying to do things “all on my terms” seems to stem from selfishness and the anti-authority attitude that so many worldly youths have.
July 19th, 2006 at 1:34 am
Hmm…you know, what really struck me in this article was the same part that Zac mentioned: “Nine to 5 has been replaced with ‘Give me a deadline and I will meet your deadline,’” Kirah says of young people’s work habits. “They’re saying ‘I might work until 2 a.m. that night. But I will do it all on my terms.’” As soon as I read that, I was convicted about that being my general idea of getting things done: Give me a deadline, and I’ll be sure to have it done then; just don’t ask me to do it before I’m personally ready for it. Since it’s not full obedience, it’s disobedience, I guess, eh? (And I’m not just talking about to employers. I’m talking about to any authority…in my own situation, parents.) Hmm, cause for thought. Thanks for linking to that!
July 20th, 2006 at 1:40 am
you guys are great!! i started a new blog for discussion feel free to post comments!! i would love to have your input! thanks