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Fall 2006 , Volume 30 - Printable Version (PDF) - (348 KB)

• MediaWise with Dr. David Walsh: MySpace & Your Kids
• Dr. Dave's Internet Safety Tips
• Back to School the MediaWise Way!
• Institute News
• Holiday Shopping... Too Early?

Summer 2006 , Volume 29 - Printable Version (PDF) - (176 KB)

• Summer's Here! Time to Turn Down the Media
• MediaWise Network Update: Online Resources
• Network Member Feedback
• Institute, Cargill Launch MediaWise® North Minneapolis Project
• Meet Trina James
• Philanthropist Denny Sanford Donates $100,000
• Media Tips for Early Childhood
• Dr. Walsh Earns Two New Awards

Winter 2006 , Volume 28 - Printable Version (PDF) - (182 KB)

• Tenth Annual Video Game Report Card Released in Washington, DC
• National Instute on Media and the Family Celebrates Ten Years of Making a Difference
• What's New from Switch™
• Institute Recognizes the Exemplary Work of Three Service Learning Students!
• MediaWise Profiles
• Check out the new and improved MediaWise Network

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