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PAGE 14 â€"â€" WATERLOO CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, AUVGUST 10. Youngsters taking part in the Arts Computer camp at the University of Waterioo had an opportunity Friday to try out many of the handsâ€"on puzzles and games on display in the UW Museum and Archives of Games. Game Dynamics, an exhibit illustrating the theory that all games can be classified into three i L 3 2 2 s e e e A main groups, is currently being featured at the museum. $325 THE NAME OF THE GAMES at lunch highlight of the display is a rare Ancient Egyption Game of Senet, on loan from the Royal Ontario Museum. At left, Darry! Nicholison attempts to untangle one of the topological puzzles on display while Tim Clark and William John unlock the secret of the labyrintspel. 1 BaYs T0 ADVERTISE. .. ADVERTISE WHERE IT PAYS... Pat Arbuckle photos