Word: monitored
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...prices are so low that you can get a 180-MHz Pentium-compatible system with a fast modem, huge hard drive, lots of memory, multimedia equipment and a decent monitor for less than $1,000--prices never seen for comparably priced equipment in industry history...
...should be maintaining the highest quality faculty available. The use of retirement incentives aimed at older professors in order to make way for new ones is an excellent way to ensure that students have access to the best scholars of every generation. The Dean of the Faculty should monitor the Faculty with attention to aging professors who would better serve the University in emeriti positions. Those who fit such a description should be offered a retirement incentive in the form of reward, allows them to remain affiliated with the University so that their resources will not be lost and helps...
...talks between representatives from HSA, OCS and Phillips Brooks House, the Career Forum has been expanded into a four-day event also featuring panels on entrepreneurship, business, public service and study abroad, with a keynote speech by Marc B. Fuller '75, chief executive and chair of Monitor Company, a consulting firm...
...hours later, as you careen through transitions and subject-verb agreements, your world suddenly comes to a grinding halt. Accompanied by a nasty sound from the computer, the monitor tells you: "This application has performed an illegal operation and will be shutdown...
...mail is from a former NASA computer scientist (Gabriel Byrne) who has been assigned to a top-secret government project. In an old, abandoned observatory, he is in charge of thousands of cameras that have been set up to monitor everyday people--a system that would ultimately lead to "the end of violence." Only the scientist doesn't want to play Big Brother, so he leaks the information via e-mail...