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...It’s not enough to ask if you are an injection drug user,” she said. “We should be testing everybody...
...about an hour a day. Those same 30 hours a month would cost less than $300 in a car-share program. Zipcar and Seattle-based Flexcar, the industry leaders, charge an annual membership fee of $25 to $50 and an hourly rate of $7.50 to $10, depending on the user's monthly driving plan (drive more, pay less). And that hourly charge includes insurance, parking, maintenance and fuel (a company credit card in the glove compartment is available for when you fill the tank). Traditional rental cars, by contrast, typically require more paperwork and are usually available only...
Features on the website include an on-line calendar that will keep the harried Harvard senior from confusing a Morgan Stanley interview with an information session for Goldman Sachs, as well as a tool that analyzes and compares grades provided by Job’oozle users. The creators say the academic information is secure, available only to potential employers and others designated by the user...
...individual care providers as well as with UHS pharmacists and other medical personnel. Until roughly two weeks ago, a company called PharmaCare provided UHS and its patients a means to store and access this information. Before intersession, Crimson reporters discovered a glitch in the system that allowed any internet user on Harvard’s network to generate a complete list of prescription medications purchased by individual students through the UHS pharmacy. The reporters used only the last name of a student and an ID number—easily obtained through other Harvard websites or from lost student ID cards?...
...banning them to halt cheating, since students have been nabbed shooting test questions and e-mailing them to others. Many courthouses ban the phones to prevent witness or juror intimidation. (At a superior court hearing in Los Angeles three months ago, a witness was photographed by a cam-phone user who threatened to post the photo on the Web.) Most gyms have set limits, especially in locker rooms, fearing members could take pictures of people in various states of undress...