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...order to promote risk-taking and a willingness to speak, CampusTap follows a model popularized by the Facebook. The site allows blog authors to easily restrict their audiences to those with harvard.edu email addresses, or even to specific people—a blocking group or the board of a student organization, for example. In this way it creates what Katz refers to as a “walled garden”—a safe place amidst a sea of unfriendly or unwanted outsiders...
...realized that I didn’t really want to be part of that.I had made the wrong decision for myself,” he adds.But when Weitzen returned to campus, something felt wrong—something was missing. He was an athlete, and athletes play ball.Weitzen sent an email to the director of compliance, Nathan Fry, asking him whether he needed to do anything to switch to volleyball.One week later, an email was sitting in Weitzen’s inbox, inviting him to a tryout.“I went in there blind,” he remembers...
...with a computer science professor from the University of Calgary that was presented at a leading conference on computer and human interaction, reporting on the development of the prototype and the results of user studies with the enhanced telephony device. The resulting product, Microsoft Office Communicator, which brings together email, IM telephony and other features on the PC, began shipping last May and is currently in the hands of more than 10 million users, he says. Microsoft's goal is to attract 200 million. If collaboration between research and the business side can keep producing that kind of growth...
...event—which will feature more than 600 competitiors—“is one of the most prestigious and longest-running collegiate DanceSport events in the entire United States,” Harvard Ballroom President Thomas E. Mikuckis ’07 writes in an email. Some of the top amateur dancers in the United States will join teams from across the country in competition this Saturday and Sunday...
...always loved movies, but she likes to think realistically.“I would love to be a professional screenwriter but I also know it’s not the most secure job in the world,” the psychology concentrator writes in an email. However, she says she gets an innate pleasure out of the process, which has led her to her current script, a story about a “supernatural thriller about a boy who can see the future.”For Matthew S. “Hezzy” Smith...