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-Mike Elliot, Senior

Asociety nearly unto itself, well-versed in the language of hidden levels and the most effective moves, Liberty's video gamers dedicated untold amounts oftime and energy to mastering theirvirtualfoes

In a time when saving the world could be boiled down to thumb-eye coordination,and becoming the greatest sports player depended on mastering of combinations oftherightbuttons,video games took on the roleofone ofLiberty's most popular pastimes. Senior Kevin Lavender confessed he played "...atleast three hours a day,ifI don't have homework."

Liberty was recently contacted by EA sportstohost an EA Games and Big South Conference video game tournament The 'tourney'was held inthe Lahaye Student Center where students played the NCAA March Madness 2004-2005 edition The Liberty champion would go on tocompete against the winners from