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...case, in public). It’s unclear to me why this is all so offensive to some people, and it’s even more bewildering to try to figure out the logic that has led people to focus such an obscene amount of attention on these e-mails??there’s a fine line between acknowledging confirmation of widely held thoughts and just being redundant and stale. Perhaps it has just been a particularly uneventful time on campus lately, but is there really nothing else for us to spend our time and energy being concerned...
Let’s Go is currently scoping the campus for people who meet these host standards. Robinson says that his job is simply to send the producer “headshots and e-mails?? of students who have what it takes to be globetrotters...
Untrained in activism, Collins described how “$10 for a web domain name and a few e-mails?? quickly produced a petition that, so far, 79 Harvard faculty members and 257 students have signed, and has garnered national media attention...
Roughly 61,000 e-mails containing everything from mortgage offers to penis enlargement proposals—along with a few real e-mails??were intercepted Wednesday under a new Faculty of Arts and Sciences-wide spam filter that began testing last Monday...
...advertises services that are borderline illicit, and sometimes downright illegal or fraudulent. One wildly popular form of spam, commonly referred to as the “Nigerian” or “4-1-9” scam (surely you’ve seen the e-mails??from the ex-wife of late Nigerian president GENERAL SANI ABACHA or what have you, claiming that she’ll give you a $10 million commission just for helping her temporarily store her inheritance in your American bank account), dates back in some form to the 1920s...