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...cost C as well as the Ad Board cost D). A Bio 22 recipient who refuses to read the answer key and reports the perpetrator who passed it out (given that the perpetrator fails to report himself/herself) will get 15 points added to his or her problem set (a benefit B). There is no penalty or reward for a recipient who reads the answer key and then reports the perpetrator who passed it out. A recipient who fails to report the perpetrator will suffer cost C. What is the optimal strategy for those concerned...
...Another benefit of roaming Ethernet might be lighter kiosk usage. If students take advantage of roaming Ethernet, older kiosk computers will last longer and Harvard could see a net increase in publicly available computers in the near future...
Undergraduates who wish to work at the Langdell Law School Library or at Lamont Library will be able to bring their portable computers and easily access the network. Group study sessions, some of which would benefit from computer use, will be easier to arrange, and lines for campus computer kiosks might shrink...
...while many developments will benefit students, for the last two years, the registrar's office has also been updating its record-keeping system. Built in the late 1970s, HERS, an acronym for the Harvard Education Record System, is now being slowly phased out by the more modern HERS2...
...though the future looks to be speedier than ever, it is PC users who stand to benefit most. Even in the drive for "bigger-better-faster," there still seems to be a price to pay for convenience and innovation...