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...committee will formulate a list of recommendations for reform, and present them in a report to be voted on by the full council sometime in April...
However, the Harvard name is extremely alluring; and as a result, the Harvard Faculty has several professors who one seems to see and read everywhere: in bookstores, major magazines, newspapers or the list of Nobel laureates. The superstar professors, so to speak, include: Seamus Heaney, Alan Dershowitz, Helen Vendler, Stephen J. Gould and Henry Louis Gates...
...simple ways to authenticate messages to confirm their senders' identity. Internet users ought to be educated to treat any anonymous or unauthenticated mail with suspicion and caution. For those who truly take offense to anonymous or unauthenticated messages, software filtering is also easy to set up. The mailing list mentioned in the article could have been set up with a simple restriction against unauthorized submissions; the fact that the restriction was not in place implies either that the convenience of not having to approve every message manually was deemed to be greater than the risk of offensive messages being sent...
...group that has not been apathetic has been the Black Students' Association. A mailing was sent on the BSA e-mail list telling members to e-mail council President Lamelle D. Rawlins '99 and request Redman, Run DMC, and Doug E. Fresh...
...Terence McAuliffe identifying ways to pursue10 prominent contributors, including recommending that they be treated to Presidential face time at breakfasts, lunches, coffees or other outings. "Yes, pursue all 3 and promptly -- and get other names of the 100,000 or more," Clinton wrote back, apparently asking for an extended list of all $100,000-plus supporters. He added: "Ready to start overnights right away -- give me the top 10 list back, along with the 100." Four of the ten eventually spent the night at the White House. The memos were exchanged in a flurry after the GOP?s 1994 midterm...