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Article: KEEP VIOLENT VIDEO GAMES AWAY FROM CHILDREN.(Neighbors Cayuga)(Column)
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- The Post-Standard (Syracuse, NY)
- Article date:
- February 20, 2003
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Byline: Assemblyman Brian M. Kolb Contributing writer
On Feb. 4, Assembly Republican Leader Charlie Nesbitt and I co-hosted a press conference
with other Republican members of the Assembly. We called for the passage of common-sense legislation I've introduced to keep violent and sexually explicit video games away from New York children and inform parents of the content of such games.
As much as we would all love to spend more time with our families, there is the inherent need to provide for our family and so we are forced to work, usually outside the home. Studies indicate that children left alone are watching more and more TV. Many children have one of the many ...