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Microsoft has decided to beard the lion in his lair and ask a federal appeals court flat out if a preliminary injunction prevents it from bundling the Internet Explorer browser into Windows 98. With the release date of Windows 98 fast approaching, Microsoft can't play chicken much longer. The company's spin on the matter makes the release of Windows 98 sound like some unpredictable natural phenomenon, like the migration of caribou, that would be unnatural to prevent, and Microsoft invokes the image of a pathetic, browserless Windows that "would bear little, if any, resemblance to Windows 98." Well...
Harvard never got to play the Beanpot championship against UMass, scheduled for Monday after the first date was postponed because of bad weather. The minutemen were rained out in their series with St. Bonaventure this past weekend and had to make up those games instead on Monday. According to Harvard Sports Information, today's game at UMass will serve as the Beanpot final. HARVARD, 7-6 at Baseball Diamond R H E Northeast. 402 000 000 -- 614 3 Harvard...
...bill does provide for non-council membersto be recalled by a two-thirds vote of thecouncil's Student Affairs Committee. The recallprovision has not been used to date, and Stewartsays it would only be used in cases of "recklessdisregard for the interests of students...
Hale is the best evidence to date that when it comes to adultery, the Pentagon has two standards--one applies to the powerful and another to the grunts. Flinn found herself facing nearly 10 years in jail for conducting an affair with a married civilian (and lying about it); McKinney faced a court-martial for attempting to coerce six women into sex. Last March a military jury cleared him of 18 of the 19 charges. During the month-long trial, McKinney tried to say that he was the target of overly harsh prosecution and that top officers facing similar charges...
...Broadway, which has two big new hits (Ragtime and The Lion King) and is headed for its highest-grossing season ever, the musical is doing O.K. But for genuine, up-to-date, classic Broadway, true believers flock each spring to City Center for three new enthralling installments (of only five performances each) in the Encores! series. Now in its fifth season under executive director Judith Daykin, Encores! has spawned a Broadway hit (Chicago) and inspired concert programs in Los Angeles and Washington...