Word: network
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...perhaps the theory is right. Some 70 million Americans, after all, watched Lewinsky on 20/20. (ABC called it the most watched "news" show ever, though it didn't beat Oprah's prime-time tete-a-tete with Michael Jackson, which the network somehow doesn't count as news in a world in which Monica does.) At least in its first days, the book was making the splash its publishers paid for. It seems we do in fact want to see more of Lewinsky, even if seeing her makes us feel a little dirty. Even the world's most expensive...
...convict-journalist Wilbert Rideau that he won?t be able to attend this year?s Oscars, even though his searing look at the hopelessness of prison life, "The Farm: Angola, USA," is up for an Academy Award as best documentary film and will be encored on the Arts & Entertainment Network on March 15 and March 20. ?One thing about prison is it keeps things in perspective,? says co-director Rideau, who is 57 and has served 38 years in Louisiana prisons on a life sentence for murder. ?The award would be nice, but it won?t change my life...
...happy and excited to part of network of peer counseling here," Slater says. "I'd love to see it accessed more and to let more people know we have an amazing network of counseling on campus...
...once. Just imagine if your computer crashed too. No, it's not the Y2K bug, but it's just as sinister. On March 31, Harvard's license with Microsoft to distribute multiple copies of Microsoft software expires. That means that anyone who's ever installed Microsoft Office from the network will be coming back from Spring Break tanned, rested and ready to rock--but horrified to find that they are no longer able to even open previously saved files on their own computer. Diabolical. Will Microsoft offer a student discount for their software suite? No. Will Harvard provide an alternative...
...once. Just imagine if your computer crashed too. No, it's not the Y2K bug, but it's just as sinister. On March 31, Harvard's license with Microsoft to distribute multiple copies of Microsoft software expires. That means that anyone who's ever installed Microsoft Office from the network will be coming back from Spring Break tanned, rested and ready to rock--but horrified to find that they are no longer able to even open previously saved files on their own computer. Diabolical. Will Microsoft offer a student discount for their software suite? No. Will Harvard provide an alternative...