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Tuesday, April 22, 2003
Firm's Survey of College-Bound Students Finds No Digital Divide Among Them - SCOTT CARLSON, the Chronicle
A Baltimore market-research firm that surveyed 500 college-bound high-school students of different races contends that the digital divide no longer exists among them. But the researchers think the gap probably still exists among students who are not headed for college. Among those interviewed about their computer and Internet use were 100 African-American students and another 100 students of color from various ethnic backgrounds. The students who were polled had earned scores of at least 800 on the SAT.
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