Word: accessible
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...wave of modems connected to cable TV and digital phone lines promises to replace today's click-and-crawl Internet with point-and-zoom services that instantly paint Web pages on your PC and rapidly download video clips and sound bites. Some cable companies already promise Internet access at speeds as fast as 3 million bits per second (BPS)--50 to 100 times the rate of standard analog phone-line modems. Not to be outdone, telephone companies plan a massive rollout of high-speed digital subscriber lines...
Weiser said students demanded that the system be well-maintained 24 hours a day to prevent students from being denied access to the dormitories. Students also asked to have only one card for keycard access and identification. Previously prox cards were separate from the student's ID card...
...response to an e-mail message sent by The Crimson concerning the Princeton security system, Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 urged Harvard students in favor of universal keycard access to examine the Yale system rather than Princeton's because of Yale's similar urban setting...
Princeton plans to install keycard access forall administration buildings in the distantfuture
...guards, who are part of the Harvard University Police Department, are responsible for patrolling the grounds and controlling access to campus buildings. They also serve as parking attendants and museum guards...