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Steen acknowledged the ambiguity of Harvard's policies, describing the particular rules governing access to the log file simply--and too easily--as "a grey area." While users should realize that ultimately there is no such thing as network privacy, passing sensitive matters off as "grey areas" is no answer either. Many state, federal and international laws already recognize e-mail transmissions and network accounts as valid legal documents and entities. Some schools, like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, have sensible policies which are consistently interpreted and applied. They define users' rights and responsibilities, and limit the technical capabilities available...
...grey area whether looking at the logfile breaks our rules," Steen said. "We say youcannot look at a user's files if they leave themopen by accident, but these files were [not] ownedby [any specific student...
Worn and sweat-stained team caps, ubiquitous grey sweatshirts and a wandering mind appear to some the standard accoutrements of the Harvard athlete...
...people stop in at House of Sarah Books to see Emily, the warm grey cat, as much as they come in to buy books, according to salesperson Everett B. Rand...
...later, a blue van from the Brattle Square Florists drove up to the curb closest to Rudenstine's home. The driver, who did not give his name, said that he was delivering a dozen red roses for "Neil." He said he gave the flowers to a woman with shortest Grey hair who was probably in her 40s or 50s. The exchange took "two seconds," the driver said...