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Author: Preston Johnson

Preston Johnson is a technology enthusiast who focuses on writing about new technology, trends, and ethical concerns relating to technology in our modern age.

Good-bye Blockbuster.

Posted on September 30, 2010March 4, 2011 by Preston Johnson

When I was young, spending a Saturday night with my dad was all about routine. First, we’d go to Peter Piper Pizza, which is probably the best pizza place in all of Arizona. It’s a kid-friendly restaurant full of video and arcade games—a place any five-year-old boy would love to spend his Saturday evening. Next…

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Is it Time to Cut the Cable?

Posted on September 16, 2010March 4, 2011 by Preston Johnson

When four of my friends and I moved into off-campus housing this spring we knew we were getting ourselves an early ticket to a grown-up’s lifestyle. We had many added responsibilities: to mow a lawn in the summer and to shovel a driveway in the winter; to furnish the entire house on a small budget;…

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The Prius Problem

Posted on September 9, 2010March 4, 2011 by Preston Johnson

This past July an acquaintance of mine, Scot Reuter, was riding his bike down the streets of Minneapolis, as he often does. He doesn’t even own a car. After quite some time of relying on his bike as his main mode of transport, he had become very good at navigating the busy avenues’ many obstacles—bumpy…

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Study Questions Concordia’s Diversity

Posted on April 17, 2008March 4, 2011 by Preston Johnson

Concordia has been presenting two very different messages when it comes to campus diversity — that is, according to the findings of a new study by three Concordia professors titled “Messages of Community and Diversity at a Small Liberal Arts College.” The study is based on student focus groups, archived college documents and the college’s…

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