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...Google What started as the Web's best search engine has become a jack-of-all-trades, offering all sorts of free applications, from Spreadsheets and Calendar to Picasa (for digital photos) and Gmail. There's Google Scholar, which lets you search for academic papers on any topic, and Google Finance (nice charts!); Google Maps has inspired countless "mash-ups" including weatherbonk.com. Register for a free account and you can personalize your home page too. Click here, for a menu of features and services that have officially launched; go to Google Labs for the new stuff that's still...
Though Allen’s latest involves a change of topic (examining the world of journalism) as well as one of location, the legendary actor/director chooses to stick to his trademark style, examining his own Freudian desires and the politics of film through wry, nervous humor. The choice proves an excellent one: “Scoop” is easily the most thoughtful comedy of the summer...
...years researchers have debated whether smoking affects the lungs of men and women differently. So far, there's been as much evidence against a sex bias as for one. But that may be starting to change. In the most compelling study on the topic to date, researchers determined that women are twice as vulnerable to lung cancer as men but, in a surprising twist, they die at half the rate...
...Another new course for undergraduates this year is the government department’s seminar, “Terrorism.” It’s about time the university offered a class on this hot topic, and for non-freshmen who can’t get into Government Lecturer Jessica E. Stern’s freshmen seminar, this class appears to offer a very intriguing look at the many causes of terrorism, its evolution, and its ethics...
Another new course for undergraduates this year is the government department’s seminar, “Terrorism.” It’s about time the university offered a class on this hot topic, and for non-freshmen who can’t get into Government Lecturer Jessica E. Stern’s freshmen seminar, this class appears to offer a very intriguing look at the many causes of terrorism, its evolution, and its ethics...