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...years ago Northwestern University was also plagued by old buildings and insurmountable cable installation costs; but their administration found a creative solution. Partnering with a local technology company, VideoFurnace, Northwestern launched their own “Cable via the Ethernet” network. This term marks the one-year anniversary of their experiment, and it has worked with astonishing results. After starting with only 20 channels in 2002, Northwestern is now looking to expand its programming to include services such as HBO and Pay-Per-View. There is no reason that Harvard cannot follow suit...
Vaughan takes over for senior associate director of athletics Janet Little, who became interim AD when Mark Murphy left for Northwestern in May. Colgate associate coach Stan Moore, head coach at Union for two seasons and 1996-1997 ECAC Coach of the Year, will be interim head coach this season...
...year and have a wife, 2.5 kids and a mortgage. To predict accurately what you'll buy and what you won't, marketers these days are more interested in whether you donate to Greenpeace or if you believe in creationism. Says Dawn Iacobucci, a professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and editor of the Journal of Consumer Research: "Companies need to know what's on your mind. What's in your heart? What do you really want to do with your life...
Newcomers to Watch—TB Clifton Dawson. The sophomore transfer from Northwestern has shown exceptional speed and should see playing time, especially considering Harvard’s habit of using more than one back...
...while the U.S. hunt for Saddam remained furious in the cities of Baghdad and Tikrit, American commanders told TIME they had picked up a rush of new intelligence that suggested Saddam was moving through the arid plains outside the northwestern city of Mosul, seeking sanctuary with Bedouin loyalists he hoped would defend him to the death. Locals have approached U.S. troops with so many unsubstantiated reports of Saddam's presence in the area that commanders refer to them as Elvis sightings. "He's out there in the desert," a powerful sheik in the town of Sinjar, 60 miles west...