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...John E. Stafford '96 was elected the new president of the Harvard Computer Society (HCS) last night...
...detention laws and parole conditions. When legislators don't respond quickly enough, citizens take it upon themselves to sound the alert. As a direct result, more and more states are enacting laws that put the interests of the community before the rights of ex-prisoners. The laws, says Patrick Stafford of the Southern Legislative Conference, are "very representative of the fundamental shift in the approach to crime. Not so long ago, it was 'Early release, early release! Prisoners' rights, prisoners' rights!' " The new mood, says Stafford, is "concern for those people the offender hurt...
Even bankers agree that the answer is to shop around. "Consumers really don't have to be paying more than in the past," says Virginia Stafford, a spokeswoman for the American Bankers Association. "The key is in shopping for a bank that fits your needs." But by continually raising their fees, many banks are indicating that they may no longer have much interest in keeping small customers...
...would particularly like to address the comments of John Stafford '96. The article states that he feels that Digitas will not be able to succeed because "the technology Elektra would...
Ironically, at the Harvard Computer Society (HCS) elections the week before, Stafford himself proposed to use the same technology to advance the HCS. In his position paper, he lists "making Harvard a leader in electronic text" as one of his four main goals for the computer society...