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...addition, as early as 1983, every student had access to what was called a “low priority” computer account with 10 kilobytes of storage??about five typed pages. These storage accounts were created so students could do the programming work required to fulfill their quantitative reasoning core requirement, QR-A, where students learned basic programming...
After clearing out golf clubs and other vestiges of residents past, Laarits and his roommates decided to furnish the space, installing a chandelier in order to transform the dusty room—which prior residents of C-57 had used for storage??into a weekend party spot...
...clear violation of even a basic student right to privacy. This year also saw mounting pressure for FAS to outsource the provision of its antiquated e-mail services to a third party. FAS Webmail continues to lack the features—such as adequate spam filters or storage??and the convenience of rivals such as Gmail, a service which more than half of Harvard students use as their primary e-mail client, according to surveys. Harvard should follow the lead of the Graduate School of Design, which recently began outsourcing the provision of e-mail services to Google...
...feels that the administrative metropolis of University Hall does not listen to the student constituency enough. Undergraduates sit on over half a dozen committees, but administrators always have the final say on their recommendations. Furthermore, even in student-related contracts—like the deal with Collegeboxes for summer storage??students are hardly ever consulted. The pamphleteers clearly dislike this: The UC wants to sit at the Commons, and have representation...
...according to Director of Public Programming and Visitor Services Meg Howland.ACROSS THE RIVERBehind the Mongan Center is a room where all “big and unwieldy” pieces are hung on screens, too large to store any other way. As a result, the “screen storage?? room can be host to some odd pairings.“It is a puzzle to store things because we are just finding space,” Dackerman says, pulling out a screen to see what surprise awaits her. “Here you have a 1958 Frank...