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...purpose it achieves better than any other: wasting time. I won’t bother to give too many column inches to the old standards—surely anyone reading this online has already checked their e-mail twice and read the away messages of everyone on their buddy lists??but when none of your friends on thefacebook.com have written anything on your wall in a week and you’ve already read all of the stories on The Onion (www.theonion.com) and every other legitimate newspaper that has a web site (www.nytimes.com), you’ll always...
...students work in a cramped 10-foot by 25-foot former storage closet, networking with high school kids and sending literature out to guidance counselors. From this hole in the wall, the HFAI recruitment team has contacted over 12,000 kids culled from College Board “search lists?? of students with high PSAT scores. HFAI’s outreach is now a significant reason why, according to Fitzsimmons, “Harvard is the most aggressive recruiter in the country...
...mail lists??love them or hate them, any student the least bit involved in an on-campus group most likely relies on them. And there have undoubtedly been times when students wish to get together and make their own list, be it for a study group, an unofficial student group, an entryway, or a blocking group. Thanks to the Harvard Computing Society (HCS), now anyone can create an e-mail list. We applaud HCS for taking the initiative to open mailing lists to the entire student body...
Price said students may wish to make mailing lists??which consist of an e-mail address that forwards all e-mail sent to it to any group of recipients designated by the list’s creator—for their blocking groups, sections, groups collaborating on class projects, or even as an alias for their own personal e-mail addresses. He said this might be useful for groups that are ineligible to be, or do not wish to be, officially recognized as student groups...
...constitution. And with the national legislature satisfied to remain a pliant tool of the Kremlin, that means more unchecked control for the president. But just to make sure it stays that way, Putin wants every member of the Duma, the lower house of parliament, to be elected using party lists??that is, in the ballot box voters choose a party instead of a particular candidate. This offers obvious advantages to the large, resource-laden pro-Putin parties with widespread name recognition and eliminates the possibility for charismatic outsiders to win a seat based on raw popular appeal. Making...