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...community through technology. We created CDA with the intent of helping students to make faster, more informed decisions about their courses. The thousands of accesses to the website is a testament to its usefulness, and we have received nothing but positive response from users. Digitas hopes to continue to offer and improve on CDA in the coming semesters. --Alex Wong '98-99, President --Ken Shan '99, Technical Director, Digitas
...auction allows students to be creative and to offer a side of themselves that they are not usually able to express," Bailey said. "It is also very important because it makes it possible for many students to do jobs worthy of being done...
...company, saying, "If the pilots were in charge, Columbus would still be in port." But he may also have misread apa's intent. Crandall thought he had a deal last fall, but a hard-line union contingent, working through the Internet, mobilized membership to reject a contract offer blessed by the union's executive committee...
This dilemma is typical of volcanology as a whole: more and more, researchers are realizing that the degree of protection their science can offer will be directly linked to the amount of money it receives. The USGS volcano program has been getting by on what in Big Science is a starvation ration: $17 million annually. Next year even that will be slashed by $2 million. The USGS's volcano swat team carries out its volcanic smoke jumping on a budget of just $750,000 a year...
...what changed? For one thing, competition. Until the 1970s, networks could offer "serious journalism" knowing that viewers had noplace else to go. The explosion of cable and satellite communications made it possible for network competitors to distribute tabloid TV shows like Hard Copy and afternoon talk shows that viewers lapped right up. The rationale for this expansion of the scope and language of news was that all-purpose term relevance. Coincidentally, that was the opening through which all kinds of "new" news rushed through the gates that once separated mainstream journalism from its black-sheep brethren. Thus the divorce...