Philip Borgardt

"... hoard is played like Monopoly, except instead of landing on a square marked "Boardwalk,'' players might land on "Breast Development." Thc game was designed hy Dartmouth Medical School student Philip Borgardt, and it's meant to hc a fun way for kids to learn about lhe physical changes everyone through. "The game provides factual information in an interactive, and unbiased manner." Borgardt said. "Thc questions arc designed lo be nonthreatening allowing children to better understand and accept changes to holli genders and lo build a sense of respect toward each ollier." Borgardt, .14, is a student from Fresno, Calif., who hopes to specialize in internal medicine, l le came up with the idea for a while preparing to lecture filth- and sixth- ..."