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Crimson President Lauren A. E. Schuker ’06 expressed her disappointment with the decision in a statement Friday. But she vowed to continue The Crimson’s effort by working with Massachusetts State Senator Jarrett T. Barrios ’90 to pass legislation introduced in 2004 that would require university police departments to disclose more detailed reports...
Crimson President Lauren A.E. Schuker ’06 expressed her disappointment with the decision in a statement today. But she vowed to continue The Crimson’s effort by working with Massachusetts State Senator Jarrett T. Barrios ’90 to pass legislation intoduced in 2004, which would require university police departements to disclose more detailed reports...
...incident reports. This judgement seriously impairs our ability to report on sensitive issues affecting our campus community. But our fight will not end here. This coming spring, we will work with the Massachusetts legislature on amending the public records act. We hope to collaborate with Massachusetts State Senator Jarrett T. Barrios '90 to pass a bill that he already introduced in 2004 to oblige campus police departments around the state to release detailed crime reports. The current law, requiring campus state police departments to issue daily logs, was enacted thanks to the hard work of The Crimson. Hence...
...uptown Manhattan during rehearsals for Pan Asian Rep's Cambodia Agonistes, conductor and composer Jack Jarrett, 71, taps a key on his laptop to tweak the tempo for the dancers. Looking bohemian in a black turtleneck and wire-rimmed specs, Jarrett's doing his musical director thing. Back home in Greensboro, N.C., he's got another job--as vice president of R&D for software start-up VirtuosoWorks...
...Jarrett, daughter Lori Jarrett (the company's CEO) and son-in-law Ram Sethuraman (director of the company's board) got VirtuosoWorks off the ground could make its own opera--not off-Broadway but offshore. It's a tale about the possibilities and perils of outsourcing. It begins in the 1980s, when Jarrett, a music professor, created MusicPrinter Plus, a program to compose music onscreen and play it back on a synthesizer. He updated his program to eliminate the need for a synthesizer, allowing users to write music, then play and conduct it, all on a laptop. Jarrett's daughter...