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...iPod generation, it doesn't get more radical than wearing a veil. The hijab worn by traditional Muslim women might have people talking, but it's the wimple that really turns heads. And in the U.S. today, the nuns most likely to wear that headdress are the ones young enough to have a playlist...
Like skinny jeans or iPod nanos, the college consultant has become every high achieving student’s must-have accessory. Over the past ten application seasons, the industry has emerged to meet the needs of students looking for help polishing their applications—and who are willing to pay to do so. Ever the entrepreneurs, Harvard students have been quick to capitalize on the trend. Admissions companies, ranging from those catering to would-be transfers to others focusing solely on low-income students, have been created by current undergrads, recent graduates, and even a teaching fellow. The Harvard...
...Sabat ’07. “Macs are sexy.” Tod Hadley, a product sales employee of University Information Systems-Technology Services, said he thinks that Apple computers have partly become more popular because the computers are riding on the coattails of the popular iPod MP3 players. “The ‘cool factor,’ you just can’t compare—iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD—that kind of thing comes free of charge with every Mac,” Hadley said. A global facebook.com group called...
...used to listen to my iPod a little louder,” said Kristina Ranalli ’10, who said she had heard of Fligor’s study. “But now I’m listening to it no more than halfway...
...Simon Hossell, European sales director of Gracenote, the company that codes and sorts music on Apple's iPod and most MP3 players, says the technology performs with better than 90% accuracy on a 3- to 5-second sample. "I have been in a bar that was so noisy all I could detect was a guitar chord - and that was enough," he says. Gracenote's MMID database includes more than 10 million musical fingerprints, and Track ID works at any point in the song. Now if only my Track ID-enabled phone could identify the acquaintance whose name slipped my mind...