HARRISONBURG — For about two hours Monday morning, 30 adults fumbled clumsily with a pile of Legos. Huddled in an upstairs room in James Madison University’s Taylor Hall, their desks were littered with blocks, wires and wheels. Slowly, part by part, 5-inch-tall motorized robots sprung to life. Startled at her own creation, a 20-something woman grabbed her toy as it drove in circles, toward the edge of the desk. "This is harder than it l...
You can have full access to DNRonline.com if you are a:
Print Subscriber
E-Edition Subscriber
Or Web-Only Subscriber
All subscribers must create a Website Member Login (below right) the first time. Any time after that, just enter your Website Member Login (below left).
For E-edition digital replica subscribers, if you are already logged in then click on the front page graphic on the left under Top Story to enter the digital replica.
