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...passedownership to the Texas Democracy Foundation, whichpresently administrates publication of thenewspaper. Dugger is the author of numerous booksand articles which have appeared in publicationsfrom The New York Times to the Bulletin of theAtomic Scientists. He has also taught at theUniversity of Virginia, Hampshire College, theUniversity of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana and theUniversity of California at Los Angeles
...January 13, 1970, they named two. The first was Yale history professor John M. Blum '43, a professor of physics in the Center for Advanced Study at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign...
...than speculate about the answer. That uncertainty, along with the spottiness of the archaeological record-even in an intensively studied area like southern France-makes it hard to know whether art, once invented, was a universal practice. Probably not, argues archaeologist Olga Soffer, of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign: "Art is a social phenomenon that appears and disappears and, in some places, may not arise at all." But many anthropologists counter that the term art is usually defined too narrowly. What paleolithic humans really invented, they say, is symbolic representation, and by that definition art may well appear...
...Mosaic Communications was supposed to have the edge in the race to improve on NCSA Mosaic -- the Internet "browser" that made the complex computer network surprisingly easy to use. After all, the Silicon Valley start-up hired away most of the hackers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign who had written the original program, and their new version -- Mosaic Netscape -- is suddenly the hottest thing on the Net. So why are AT& T, IBM and Digital Equipment licensing a competing version from low-profile Spyglass? Because Spyglass has something Mosaic never bothered to get -- a license from...
...with all this power, why SOLID? The Student Online Information Directory is Harvard's internal "white pages," accessible only by members of the Harvard community (outsiders can extract only limited data from the directory). The database software is from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champagne, and has been loaded with personal information about every student at a level of detail much greater than "finger" searchers can provide...