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SIDNEY HARMAN Audio executive...
...Samurai,” which has only 408 students—well within the maximum capacity of Lowell Lecture Hall. The registrar’s office has argued that it cannot make the obvious room swap between the two courses because Sanders is the only room with the audio-visual equipment “Samurai” requires...
Even if Sanders is the only space on campus currently capable of providing sufficient audio-visual equipment to “Samurai,” this demonstrates a clear misprioritization by the University. With an $18.3 billion endowment, Harvard should not restrict student course selection because of a lack of audio-visual equipment. If “Samurai” needs more advanced audio-visual equipment, the University should install the necessary technology in another room...
Sanders was occupied by Literature and Arts C-42, “Constructing the Samurai.” Registrar Arlene Becella said the course requires audio visual equipment that only Sanders can provide...
...some 2,500 companies that constitute the Bluetooth Special Interest Group, is basically a substitute for all those cables you now use to link peripheral devices, such as PDAs and printers, to other computerized devices. Chips up to 30 ft. apart built on the new standard can exchange audio and data at a rate of 500 to 1,000 kilobytes every second--more than 10 times as fast as your dial-up modem...