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Students caught sharing copyrighted songs and movies online more than once will lose their network access for one year, according to a message released by Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis ’68 this week...
Previously, the College had suspended network privileges only until users ceased sharing copyrighted materials, according to Frank M. Steen, director of Harvard Arts and Sciences Computer Services (HASCS...
However, lawyers have since clarified that the school must contact all students identified as having shared files illegally and suspend all network access for a year for those who are caught more than once...
...DiNicola contacted a Catholic priest who told her he knew others with similar stories. She says, however, she wasn’t satisfied with the response from Opus Dei, and so she started ODAN to share her family’s cautionary tale. Twelve years after DiNicola started the network, she estimates that about 3,600 people from across the country have contacted ODAN with concerns about Opus Dei. This is a very rough estimate, as ODAN does not keep figures of the numbers of people with whom it has been in contact...
...HALO.” Since its release in the fall of 2001, HALO has exploded in popularity among male college students, and the Harvard campus is not immune. Part of its popularity is the versatility of play it allows: you can play distant friends over a network or even hook up multiple Xboxes to increase the number of players. FM assembled a dozen or so of the most HALO-obsessed at Harvard to create an all-star game of sorts—and we couldn’t resist joining in on the action...