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...very least, Stager should have told staffers that he was planning to read items which passed throughout the fax machine. Stager didn't bother...
When the director of the Semitic Museum revealed last week that he'd been copying his employees' fax correspondence without their knowledge, the University administration, facing a gross invasion of privacy by one of its tenured professors, said barely a word...
Dorot Professor of the Archaeology of Israel Lawrence E. Stager '65 said he sees nothing wrong with ordering his secretary to open up a fax machine, remove the cartridge and make transcriptions of all the carbons inside...
What is particularly bad about all this is that Stager and his boss, Dean of the Faculty Jeremy R. Knowles, are publicly unrepentant. Judging from Knowles' silence on the matter, neither Stager nor Knowles see anything wrong with this abuse of the fax machine...
Soon tapping other people's privacy won't be as clumsy and bizarre as taking apart fax machines; it'll be as easy as turning on a Mac and dialing the telephone. Local hackers already claim that breaking into Harvard administrators' e-mail is a piece of cake...