The Sunday Times Mirror | Sunday, June 10, 2007

Mirror Magazine

Notebook from the past	VERTISTMENTS
The diary of a 14-year-old Jewish girl dubbed the 'Polish Anne Frank' was unveiled on Monday, chronicling the horrors she witnessed in a Jewish ghetto – at one point watching a Nazi soldier tear a Jewish baby away from his mother and kill him with his bare hands.

Becoming the change
Initially it was we who complained. Now most of us at are at the receiving end when the kids we know and love declare that we don't understand them. It's the age-old dilemma.

How far?
Way back in 1994, we were worried about how our PCs would cope with the new-fangled plug-and-play features in the forthcoming Windows 95, marvelling at how thousands of new Internet users signed up every month, and praising those PCs that included a CD drive. I remember how some of my friends (yours truly included) made a pilgrimage to a friend's house just to see his new computer that had an astonishing 233MHz Pentium II – MMX processor!