Word: monitors
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Among the proposals discussed at the Re-evaluation Committee meeting was for a Council-associated watchdog group, similar to the recently disappeared "Harvard Watch," to monitor its own business. With all of the slick stuff that goes on in the Canaday B basement, this might not be a bad idea. But wouldn't the Council do better to create a polling arm to gauge student opinion? Another proposal would move the Council in the opposite direction. Alan M. Grumet '94 proposed, in place of several existing Council committees, a Student Affairs Committee that would have an "information/propaganda" office...
...impossible to monitor data traffic if you can't reach the cable or if the network will crash you break the cable. As it is, any enterprising reporter for The Crimson with a $3000 protocol-analyzer could read everything going in or out of anyone's networked computer...
George Teso, director of traffic and parking in Cambridge, said care must be taken to monitor the actions of filmmakers and not allow city residents to be inconvenienced. He said present restrictions prevent the closing of the Square and filming during peak traffic hours...
...computers are protected against theft with a series of locks and clamps. Whoever set up the security system, in a brilliant flash of ignorance, clamped the power cord to the monitor...
When Eisenhower isn't scrambling for pennies, it's pinching them. Rather than replace 20 aging microscopes, the school is investigating the purchase of a TV camera and monitor system that could display to an entire class the images seen through a single new microscope. In the home economics classes -- where half the enrollees are boys -- gas stoves have replaced the old electric ones, to take advantage of a local gas company's offer to give the school three stoves free if it purchased one. The district already squeezes out a 20% saving by stocking...