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...bright side, yesterday's e-mail, which was co-signed by HAA director of College Alumni Programs Courtney D. Shurtleff and HAA executive director John P. Reardon '60, extended alumni the options of trading their books in when they're in town for their 35-year reunion or requesting a prepaid mailer for returning the book. The organization explained that returned books will be "corrected by hand at [the HAA's] local bindery...
...student wrote in an e-mail to Throptalk, Winthrop House’s list. The Resource Efficiency Program, an offshoot of the Office for Sustainability, had announced it was removing all but one napkin dispenser from each table in the dining hall to reduce waste. In response, some students saw red: “If I need a napkin, I’m going to use one. Now, I’m going to have to have three people touch it with their dirty hands before it gets to me,” the e-mailer griped...
...Stumbling on Happiness,” fondly remembers promoting his book at Harvard Book Store. “[Harvard Book Store] is one of the nation’s last great independent booksellers and one of Cambridge’s great treasures,” he wrote in an e-mail. “The staff work hard to create a vibrant intellectual community outside the University’s walls.” THE MISSION CONTINUESIn many ways, Harvard Book Store’s first mission statement still drives it today. “[We] thrive by holding...
...clip from his August 1998 deposition. But a moment later, the video monitors were displaying a seemingly contradictory 1995 e-mail, in which Gates wrote of Netscape, "We could give them money as part of the deal, buy a piece of them or something." On another key point, video Gates declared that he was "not involved" in setting up a meeting with Netscape to work out an alleged deal to divide up the browser market. But Gates the e-mailer was soon caught saying, "I think there is a very powerful deal we can make with Netscape. I would really...
...Internet, passing information to a neighbor of like interest is a push-button exercise and can easily trigger a chain reaction. The result is a mass mailing that requires neither a centralized mass mailer nor the cost of postage and paper. And the next step can be a genuine, unrehearsed protest -- grass roots, not Astroturf -- that rolls into Congress or the White House via E-mail. Gingrich promises that Thomas will take power away from lobbyists, but if so, that may just mean Thomas has taken over their dirty work. (And after all, why should lobbyists be exempt from technological...
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