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Early this morning, Hopke said that the messages he had sent had been based on "what Ross had been telling us," and that Frisbie had been incorrect...
...message's author, President Corwyn D. Hopke '96, said Monday that the Salient has "a normal financial situation" and called allegations to the contrary lies spread by "fired" Treasurer Ross Frisbie...
...into 21st century politics should serve to build confidence among skeptics. The mood of the nation is ripe. Last year survey takers reported that U.S. computer owners listed politics online as one of their highest priorities. And the newest political parties and movements often show a high-tech underpinning. Ross Perot's 1992 organizers, for example, drew their highest ratios of petition signers in high-tech strongholds -- from Massachusetts' Route 128 across the nation to Silicon Valley and Silicon Prairie. Upbeat theorists are prognosticating a ``virtual Washington'' in which members of Congress can debate and vote from back home...
...common fare on the cocktail-party circuit of the cultural elite, he is a star of an astoundingly energized new movement of musicians and visual artists who are defining and redefining their work through the use of cybertechnology. ``The computer is now an accepted tool,'' says David Ross, director of the Whitney Museum of Contemporary Art. ``In the art world, it is no longer an issue.'' From the fashionably bohemian precincts of lower Manhattan to London and Los Angeles, the cultural world abounds with computer-aided musicians, CD-ROM virtuosos, painters, photographers and digital artists who are building their...
...Ross Frisbie '96, who was Treasurer and Executive Editor of the Salient until last week, alleged that the "by nature conservative" publication has consistently lost money since it became a bi-weekly, has had little success selling ads, has had a large staff turnover in recent weeks and has required a substantial loan by its former president to stay afloat...