Article: COOL AT COMPUTER CAMP

FAIRFIELD, Conn. - When Chris Lillios joined two dozen other curious-but-skeptical youngsters at the first summer National Computer Camp 25 years ago he recalls wondering "whether it was cool or I was just some 13-year-old nerd."

Today, Lillios is an independent computer software consultant in Palo Alto, Calif., who credits his three summers at National Computer Camp with helping him find his niche in life. "My father thought computers were just a phase that would pass, but we had a feeling we might be part of something pretty unique," said Lillios, 38.

This past week marked the end of another summer session of National Computer Camp, launched in a small junior high classroom by Fairfield ...

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