Word: linked
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Knowles said he understood how hard HASCS isworking to expand and maintain Harvard's link tothe internet, a global data communication network...
...acting director of the Harvard Arts and Sciences Computer Services (HASCS), Richard S. Steen oversees an 18-person staff with massive responsibilities: to expand and maintain Harvard's link to the Internet--a global data communication network--while policing and educating members of the community about...
...works done by HASCS, students say Harvard's link to the network is overloaded, its computer facilities are inadequate and the assistants designated to help network users are poorly trained...
...weakest link throughout is saxophonist Shorter, whose searching, jerky sound is beautiful and haunting when set against a rhythm section that isn't quite so busy itself. In "So What," Shorter quotes liberally from Monk and other Miles tunes, using the fast pace of the composition to build continuity between sparsely connected phrases. At times, the result can be dynamic, as in Shorter's quoting of Monk's "Bemsha Swing" near the beginning of "So What;" in other places, Shorter's decisions seem arbitrary and his thinner, reedier sound falls short next to Roney's full bodied and equally intense...
Sending e-mail in the name of another person is just one of the abuses that often occurs over Harvard's link to the Internet, a global data communication network. A two-month Crimson investigation, including interviews with about 100 faculty and staff and nearly 150 students, found that the security of electronic communications is frequently com-promised...