Word: onto
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Harvard sophomore heavyweight John Amory compared Parker to Bear Bryant, the legendary head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide. "He's someone you can latch onto as the symbol of the whole Harvard crew program," Amory said of Parker. "We've had a really successful program and you attach that...
...only prerequisite for sending messages to friends at other colleges is knowing their computer address. For example, my friend at Yale, George Hacker's address is YALEVMX\!HACGEOA. To send him a note, all you would need to do is log onto my low-pri account and type MAIL YALEVMX\!HACGEOA return. You simply type the message, and when you get to the end type ctrl D. The message will then be sent...
Another way to use the Harvard system to your advantage is to get free software that is available on Harvard Class 6. There are hundreds of Mac and PC programs that can be copied from the Harvard system onto one of your disks via the Kermit program. For complete details on how to do this, you should read the article in the latest edition of the Harvard Computer Review If you misplaced your copy, more are available in the Science Center director's office...
...available, type FTP HUSC6 return. You will then be asked for a Logname. Type ANONYMOUS return, and you will then by asked for a password. Type your name and return. You can type LS return to get a directory of some of the available programs. To transfer a program onto your computer, follow the directions that come with the Kermit diskette...
...glorious dawn, and has lain in twilight ever since," wrote British Historian James Bryce after an 1872 visit to the island. "It is hardly possible that she should again be called on to play a part in history." This week, however, Iceland's very remoteness has thrust it onto center stage. President Reagan reportedly chose Reykjavik over London for this meeting to minimize distractions. The driving force behind this superpower outing, according to both Soviet and U.S. officials, is "less is best." In attracting the two leaders, Iceland's spartan isolation may have been its major selling point...