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A kid who plays 12 hours of baseball or skateboarding a day can becomeobsessedas well.” While some of the characters in the game maybe classified as witches, elves or dwarfs, Fowles said “Dungeons and Dragons” does not contain anything inherently evil The game was apparently inspired by British writer J. R. Tolkien and his ‘Lord of the Ring’ novels. In Wasatch County one year ago, the local schooldistrict began using the game in a special class for gifted and talented children That brought a wave of protest from several parents who claimed ‘Dungeons and Dragons”’ was not a proper teaching tool for schools “The issue polarized our community There were many whofelt it was a very fine activity, while others did not.”’ said Douglas Merkley, superintendent of the Wasatch County SchoolDistrict. Hesaid the protesters received a lot of nationwide and even a network news program ‘'20-20'’ comingto Heber City for interviews “We completed the program in our schools and then decided nottoput it back into our schools because ofits controversial nature. Right now wejust consider the issue as water under the bridge.”’ In Sacramento, a recreation district board has agreed to review its decision to cancel summerclassesin ‘‘Dungeons and Dragons.” Hecentiy the governing board of Covina Park and Recreation District in suburban Sacramento, voted 3-2 to suspend four weeksofclassesin the gamefollowing criticism by a local radio preacher who said the game teaches ‘witchcraft and demon worship.” Fowles said a person deeply involved who really plays the gamespendsup to a‘ varieseers “I at “T have play an fore an have never gotten any bad vibrations of evil from it. 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