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...games. You’re coming and you’re helping out.’ I was like, ‘I don’t want to act or sing or dance or anything.’ So they said, ‘Okay, you can go build the set.’”Ur soon discovered the camaraderie that comes from working backstage with other people on dramatic productions, and especially enjoyed forming relationships with the older, cooler kids, he says. “They used to get paid for doing tech, and when you?...
...Director of National Intelligence and delivers daily briefings to the President. But Nicholas Negroponte, 62, is trying to reach a far more challenging audience: the world's poorest children. The co-founder of M.I.T.'s Media Lab and former Wired columnist took a leave from academia last year to build a computer--a laptop so cheap that developing countries could buy them by the millions to help their kids leapfrog into the 21st century...
Both law and technology will continue to evolve. And as innovators develop new ways of sharing copyrighted material, the University should engage with both creators and the “fair users” who follow and build upon their works. Finding the right balance will be challenging, but projects such as Noank Media, developed by faculty and fellows at the Berkman Center, provides one glimpse into what the future may hold. Just this year, Noank Media became a functioning international corporation with operations in both China and Canada...
...Lofgren said. “When we go to Eastern Sprits, going into it, we’re confident that we can put together this team effort.”CLASS OF 1999 CUPComing off a big victory against MIT last weekend, the Black and White looked to build on its momentum as Eastern Sprints approaches.But the varsity eight could not notch a second consecutive victory Saturday, as the boat suffered an 11-second defeat at the hands of the Tigers, posting a time of 7:03.1 to Princeton’s 7:14.0.With the loss, the Black and White...
...escalating war of words between Washington and Moscow over U.S. plans to build missile-defense facilities in Eastern Europe has left U.S. officials wondering whether Russia is living in the last century. Sure, Moscow had reason to fear President Ronald Reagan's "Star Wars" program, which he made clear was part of a plan to bankrupt the then-Soviet Union by pouring billions into a missile shield that he vowed would render nuclear weapons "impotent and obsolete." But that was so 20th century...