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...addition, Special Assistant to the Dean for Social Programming Zachary A Corker ’04 told the committee that he was working on forming sophomore and junior class social committees similar in format to the First-Year Social Committee...
...format of the SAT will only increase the need for tutoring and the importance of attending an elite high school. Schools with smaller classes have been shown to assign more essays and writing assignments than those with large class sizes. Furthermore, writing skills can be taught and students will soon be attending classes in large numbers to learn how to write exactly what the colleges want to hear. That is, students who can afford to do so—wealthier ones...
...Lower pricing is only one factor driving consumers toward flat TVs. More and more television programming is offered in high-definition, or HDTV, format, which should boost LCD TV sales. (Traditional TVs can show HDTV programming, but sometimes not as crisply as LCD TVs, which are almost all HDTV ready in larger sizes.) In the not-too-distant future, flat TVs will be hooked up to PCs, which will record movies on a hard-disc drive. And then there's the get-the-neighbors-talking factor. Ritch Wheeler, 33, a sales manager for DaimlerChrysler from Denton, Texas, recently bought...
...been publishing a blog about technology and the media from his home in Cardiff, Wales, since 2001. When he started out, Andrews, 26, would spend a couple of hours each morning trawling the Web in search of subjects for his opinion pieces. Now, thanks to a humble Web format called Really Simple Syndication (RSS), most of what he needs is ready and waiting for him on his desktop when he logs on. Andrews uses a downloadable software called a news reader to subscribe to feeds from RSS-enabled websites that match his interests in new technology. Whenever those feeds...