K-Power (March 1984)

K-Power was a short-lived magazine by Scholastic oriented towards kids and teens but it had a lot of good content.

The March 1984 issue includes:

Features

Computer Camp-Out - Everything you always wanted to know about camps but were afraid to ask: Where's a hacker camp in your area, how to be a counselor and get financial aid.
Famous Hackers In History - The first computer wasn't the PC, it was the CC (Cave Computer).
Pinball Bounces Back - Some great computer software (with beeps, buzzers, and bounce) show that flippers are still flapping in living rooms everywhere.
Computer Rock & Scroll - A roundup of the latest music software for your computer. Plus, the Talking Heads talk music software.
Will Harvey & His Music Construction Set - Meet the creator of the most talked-about music software around.

Programming

Hacker Heaven - There's a program here for your computer.
Programs - Boooo-o, snore, or ha-ha. What kind of audience response will Your Comedy Debut get?
Pixel That! - Pick up the tricks of the computer art trade for your C 64.

Products

Screening Room - Software reviews, strategy, and the latest in new products.
Rating Game - Reviews and views on Murder by the Dozen, Major League Hockey, Repton, Murder on the Zinderneuf, and more.
Strategy - Aaaaargh! It's The Bilestoad!

Departments

Editor's Note
Compuzine - K-Power's computer-news mag.
Scrolling in Dough - It's breezy and warm for 18-year-old weatherman Lee Smith.
Silicon Alley - Ready for the hottest scoops from the Valley?
Dr. Kursor's Klinic - Which computers have music capabilities; how a light pen works.
K-Net - K-Power's network talks about the coming computer age.