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Teens, would it kill you to open a book?
Call me a nuanced curmudgeon.
I’m not so bothered by the AMOUNT of time that teenagers spend with the internet and/or digital devices as by the lack of QUALITY of their pursuits.
I’m reacting to the recent Drudge Report headline “A third of teens haven’t read a single book in past year.”
Researchers from San Diego State University, analyzing four decades’ worth of data and publishing the results in the journal “Psychology of Popular Media Culture,” sh...