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...could anyone decide who should pay for it - cinemas, studios or distributors. Six years later, just over 400 of the world's 120,000 projection booths use digital. That could soon change. The kick-start came in July, when seven major Hollywood studios published a 176-page document that sets out the minimum acceptable technical standards for everything from playback speed and color contrast to audio quality and security encryption. It was a call for the industry to go forth and digitize, safe in the knowledge that any equipment that meets the specs will stay relevant longer than most actors...
...School Committee elections, handwritten posters surfaced commanding voters to “vote no on Nolan,” referring to Patricia M. Nolan ’80, who ended up being the first candidate to be elected. (Please see related story, page...
...challenge during practices, mentioning senior Greg Valiant and sophomores Michael Byrd and Chris Ludwick. “We’ve had some trouble scoring early in the year, it took us a while to really figure things out and for everyone to get on the same page,” Farrar said. “A lot of guys early in the year were in positions they’ve never been in. The cool thing about our game is the record isn’t really that important. Everything we have done is about getting to this tournament...
Amidst forced whispers, 10 young women watched as these words were penned in ink on the first page of a leather-bound record book. Pledging fidelity, they signed their names. On May 28, 1898, Radcliffe’s first and only secret society was born...
...Last month, City Assessor Robert P. Reardon said one of Gordon’s flyers on tax rates misled voters by misclassifying Cambridge properties and reporting inaccurately high reassessment figures as a result. The weekly Cambridge Chronicle splashed the story across its front page with the headline, “Gordon Uses Fuzzy Math...