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Cell Phones News Archive29-Aug-2008Survey:UNH students shun cell phone frills (Boston Globe) It looks like University of New Hampshire students avoid frills when it comes to Cell Phones. Bradley students must keep cell phones on during classes (Daily Herald) Bradley University is requiring faculty and staff to keep their Cell Phones turned on and ready during classes in the name of student safety. Cell phone donation, blood drive back at election (Bedford Journal) The Bedford Mens Club will again be collecting used cell phones and laptop computers for soldiers at the polls on Sept. 9. They recycle the parts and buy phone cards for soldiers stationed overseas. So far the club has bought over 50,000 minutes from Bedford donations. New staff, cell phone rules mark beginning of 2008-09 school year (Desert Trail) TWENTYNINE PALMS ? New teachers and new regulations concerning cell phones on campus greeted Twentynine Palms Junior High School students on the first day of school here Monday, Aug. 25. Oconee Democrats ask for cell phones for soldiers (Anderson Independent-Mail) Cell Phones for Soldiers and the Oconee County Democratic Party are calling on all Americans to support those in military service by donating unused cell phones. the phones gtg (Rexburg Standard Journal) Cell use banned in Fremont schools ST. ANTHONY -The Fremont School Board moved swiftly and decisively last week to approve a policy that bans the use of cell phones in all district schools and on buses. Why So Many Adults Hate Their Cell Phones (Cellular-News.com) More than a third of mainstream consumers over the age of 30 experience deep frustration associated with their cell phone's interface according to a study published by Bowen Research. Multitasking Chips Point to Future Cell Phones (BusinessWeek) Tennessee to help pay for cell phones for needy (WVLT-TV Knoxville) Millions of your tax dollars are going to provide cell phones for people who can't afford them. Cell phones help elementary-aged children stay connected (WDBJ 7 Roanoke) You often see their fingers rapidly texting or hear them chatting away to their friends on their Cell Phones. We're not necessarily talking about teenagers. More and more elementary-aged children are now proud owners of their own Cell Phones.
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