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Some students are discovering that it is possible to play games in person, offline. The Boston Globe reported on a club at Northern Essex Community College whose members meet twice a month to play board games. "You really connect with people," said Angela Bowie, a club member. "You’re not in front of a computer or playing video games or getting yourself into trouble."

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