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...directly. The decision, which indefinitely pushes back the date on which the software giant may be forced to comply with an earlier ruling ordering the company to split in two, was lauded by the Microsoft camp. However, for the thousands of software companies and millions of American consumers who suffer from Microsoft's anti-competitive behavior, the decision is merely another painful protraction of the long wait for a competitive, fair and consumer-friendly marketplace...
...lack of a building dedicated to the needs of students. If we had a student center, they remind us, student life would be less atomized, there would be a greater sense of community and Harvard's rather hit-and-miss social scene would be invigorated. Though undergraduate life does suffer from these problems, focusing our energies on lobbying for a student center is futile and counterproductive. The obstacles are obvious and formidable--the lack of any suitable land in notoriously crowded Cambridge, indifference or opposition from much of the administration and the staggering cost of any new construction. Moreover...
Inside the cavernous gymnasium, engineers set the temperature at an agreed-upon 59 degrees Fahrenheit while technicians adjusted lights to ensure that neither candidate would suffer from glare...
...needs for bandwidth of the University are constantly increasing," wrote Rick Osterberg '96, database applications specialist for FAS, in an e-mail message. "Increasing our bandwidth is just a way to stay ahead of the demand so that network performance does not suffer...
...there have been no major incidents among the 600,000 Explorers mounted with Goodyear tires inflated at 26 p.s.i. Most important, Ford says, the government's own data show that the Explorer is one of the safest SUVS on the road and is less likely than its rivals to suffer a fatal crash or rollover...