71.   Lee, who was raised on welfare and vividly remembers how other children watched her lay down her free-lunch ticket, is determined.

72.   --Let your child watch you or other family members in the bathroom.

73.   Many parents who monitor what their children watch on television are completely clueless about what their kids watch on a computer monitor.

74.   Most of those who gave reasons saw the chip as a way to let parents, not the government, control what their children watched.

75.   More children watch the top prime-time shows than watch the shows intended specifically for them on Saturday mornings or weekday afternoons.

76.   Neighborhood children watched in awe, just waiting to roll around in it.

77.   Neither child watches television at the Y, and their parents strictly limit viewing at home.

78.   Network programmers say creating educational shows that children will actually watch is no easy assignment.

79.   Not surprisingly, the children rarely watch television.

80.   On average, the mothers reported that their children watched two hours of television a day, although the researchers acknowledged that the amount could well be more.