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...week found a U.S. scholar and executives of the International Herald Tribune guilty of contempt for impugning the integrity of the judiciary. Judge Goh Joon Seng imposed a $6,900 fine on economist Christopher Lingle and smaller levies on the newspaper's publisher, its Asia editor, distributor and local printer...
Technologies ranging from the telegraph to the telephone, from typewriter to carbon paper have all made mass organization easier and cheaper. And since the 1960s, the technologies have unfolded relentlessly: computerized mass mailing, the personal computer and printer, the fax, the modem and increasingly supple software for keeping tabs on members or prospective members. The number of associations, both political and apolitical, has grown in lockstep with these advances. One bellwether -- the size of the American Society of Association Executives -- went from 2,000 in 1965 to 20,000 in 1990. As for sheerly political organizations: no one knows exactly...
Students give various excuses for the final application rush. Suarez says he was plagued by printer problems all evening. Other students admit to pure procrastination...
...right printer for Barnett's computer was not in stock. She had to make it through another week of fall term before her computer setup was complete...
John Tehranian '95 took his printer to TPC last year because he had a faulty cable. Instead of replacing the cable, TPC repaired...