I own both consoles, but I give major points to the 360. Honestly, I haven't played the Wii in weeks. After the Smash Bros Brawl fun wore off a bit that was pretty much it for a while.

Still, it depends what type of games you enjoy. The Wii Sports package initially sold me on the Wii, but since that there has been very little that has been appealing. It's a party system, just like Guitar Hero, and DDR before that. It's fun with a few people for a little while, but has very little lasting appeal. Not to mention how awkward the controllers sometimes get.

I make all these arguments as a 20 year old gamer, though, and the titles that I enjoy on the 360 are GTA IV, Mass Effect, The Orange Box, Assassin's Creed, BioShock, Halo 3, etc.

Teaching about sex in school should be as fact-based as possible, and therefore should go over all the details including ALL proven contraceptive methods, abstinance included. It is simply not the school's place, though, to impose a particular view on the students. They should be taught that Abstinance is 100% effective, but that condoms and other contraceptive techniques are also nearly as effective.

The morals of it all should come from the home, which I think too many parents don't realize these days. One should really not find themselves upset simply because a school has taught the students the truth. If they want their children to remain abstinant, then those morals should be discussed.