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...they can cost up to $30,000 a year, T1 lines can handle enormous amounts of data at very high speeds. "If AT&T can put 50 million consumers on their network, then every business in America is going to want to buy T1s from AT&T," says Halsey Minor, CEO of C/Net, one of the largest publishers on the Internet. "Businesses like ours are going to want to buy from AT&T because that is where the customers...
Indeed, Lonergan has been suffering from minor setbacks, including sickness and a pulled hamstring. These ailments have delayed his preparation by three weeks...
With the help of a flying contraption invented by Trichinosis (Josh Derman '97), and a philosophy minor Doris Levine (Stephanie Smith '98), Hepatitis decides on an ending and the play is performed. Hepatitis' play, complete with a Greek chorus similar to that in Allen's "Mighty Aphrodite," echoes the philosophical style as the actual play. This time, though, the debate is on the pros and cons of freedom: should a slave give up being taken care of for the "dangerous" freedom, and the responsibility of, one's actions...
...hunger strike. WSB-TV released a statement maintaining that it invited what it saw as the four leading candidates to give voters "the most substantive debate." TIME's Jack White says the station's decision sets a dangerous precedent. "Where does the press get off deciding who is a minor candidate and who is a major candidate," White says. "They could have just as easily left Alexander out. It's totally arbitrary and foolish. This is why people distrust the media." Keyes told NBC that he is considering legal action against WSB-TV, and suggested in a CBS Radio interview...
...NOVA has not acceded to Dr. Mack's demand and with the exception of a handful of minor word changes made to avoid the possibility of misinterpretation, is broadcasting the program in its entirety," the NOVA release said...