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Harvard Computer Society (HCS) member Robert J. Klein '97 set up the network to accept requests from the thousands of undergraduates expected to cast ballots. Voters should log in via fas, fas2, coursel, course2 or scunix4. Voters should type "ucvote" at the unix prompt and wait for instructions...
...companies have been cutthroat competitors for years. Any merger is certain to prompt antitrust concerns. Together, for example, they control more than 23% of the funeral market in Florida, considered the El Dorado of the death business. In Seattle, Loewen owns a funeral home located on the grounds of an SCI-owned cemetery. The ftc has demanded company records to try to gauge the probable effect in states where both companies have a large, overlapping presence. Loewen says nine states, including Florida, have notified the company that they plan their own antitrust reviews. And Loewen itself has filed a defensive...
Members of the Fox Club were surprised by Dining Service's prompt response...
...curious to see exactly how your packets are getting from place to place, use a traceroute utility. To track the way packets go from a Harvard Unix system, just type traceroute followed by the name of the computer in question at the prompt. Or download a traceroute utility from a Web site like shareware.com to test the paths from your desktop computer itself...
...system gets pretty slow during the day; if you're in a hurry, simply type ph at the fas% prompt, where is the last name or full name of the person whose number you want. You'll find out their phone number and e-mail address in a matter of seconds...