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That pragmatic business focus was a boon to Jonathan Murstein, a Kirkland House senior and economics concentrator...
Saturday’s game may have been a boon for sophomore tailback Clifton Dawson’s statistics, but it certainly didn’t help Ryan Fitzpatrick’s Payton Award candidacy...
...recent survey, 1 in 5 U.S. companies has had employee e-mails subpoenaed in the course of a lawsuit or regulatory investigation so far this year. The cost of gathering such electronic data: $700 million--expected to grow to $1.8 billion in 2006. This promises to be a boon for the e-mail archivers--a niche industry that has emerged to help companies cope by shifting from the costly process of sorting through unorganized data stored on backup tapes to proactive email archiving with speedy search engines. In August, Veritas Software paid $225 million for e-mail archiver KVS, while...
Mahan agreed that the shuttles will be a boon to campus safety. “As students percieve the shuttle to be more frequent, and therefore more convenient, I think that usage will increase, which in turn increases safety,” Mahan wrote. He added that he hopes that we continue to look at the roots of local crime and respond to it appropriately...
LAST WEEK YOU WERE IN ATHENS, WHERE THE OLYMPICS HAVE GONE OVER BUDGET AND UNDERATTENDED. WHY BRING THE GAMES TO NEW YORK? It would be an enormous boon for New York City. We could raise the money here. It would all be done privately. New York is the media capital of the world. And there are a bunch of sport freaks here. The Olympic Village would be housing we desperately need, all funded privately. In terms of spirit, [it's] the chance to tell the world just how safe and open New York is. And that...