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...VoIP provides better cover than text-based communications because live conversations, when converted to digital bits for transmission on the Internet, are harder than e-mail to search for offensive words. Voice information is generally discarded once a call is over, while e-mail is stored indefinitely on servers, making it easier to trace the authors. Services like Skype also use encryption technology to scramble calls, so eavesdroppers can't decipher what's being said without a software "key" to decode the transmission. There's another benefit, too: in Vietnam's crowded Internet caf?s, it's tough for police...
...last year. “In some years, however, it may not be feasible for these donors to give to all of the charities that are meaningful to them.” And in the Internet age, fundraisers’ attempts to reach alumni are occasionally foiled by junk e-mail filters and unlisted cell phone numbers. Other colleges face a similar predicament; the average participation rate across institutions of higher education has also declined for the last five years. It stood at 12.4 percent, far below Harvard’s rate, in 2005, the most recent year for which...
...Drake ’06 oversaw the planning and execution of the carnival. “I think this event shows off what the CEB is capable of, and I’m looking forward to a fantastic year of great events,” he wrote in an e-mail. —Staff writer Doris A. Hernandez can be reached at dahernan@fas.harvard.edu...
...e-mail sent to student group leaders on Sept. 7, Assistant Dean of the College Paul J. McLoughlin II wrote that a 15-percent tax on group gift accounts—which enable groups to solicit tax-deductible donations—will be phased in during the next three years...
...example, this fiscal year, “if you would like to withdraw $100 from your gift fund, you will actually need to withdraw $105,” McLoughlin wrote in an e-mail...