Word: versions
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Riegel and her agent have done well. The easily-excitable brunette entered Harvard this year already an accomplished actor. At age eight, Riegel and her grandmother moved to New York City from Arlington, Virginia, when she was offered a switch from playing the younger version of Cosette in the touring company of Les Miserablesto the Broadway show...
...counts Rudenstine among its board members and often uses Harvard as a mouthpiece. Last week its leaders had expressed concern about loan refinancing and the provision--still in the final version of the bill--which says that even if graduates go bankrupt, they still must pay their student loans...
Encryption converts data into a locked or 'ciphertext' version. In order to decipher the data, a key is needed. The quality of an encryption key is measured in bits. The more bits, the merrier. The strongest commercially available encryption is currently 128 bits, (although there is some insane company that just announced 4,096 bit encryption...
There may still be an American audience for McInerney's style of social commentary. A musical version of Bright Lights, Big City is scheduled to debut in January at the New York Theater Workshop, which also produced Rent. It opens with dancers popping out of bathroom stalls and singing I Love Drugs: "I love drugs/ And everything they do./ Don't you?/ I do." McInerney says it was the catchy songs that persuaded him to go ahead with the production. "At first I was like, 'Does the world really need this?' But then I heard the music and I said...
...Although Netscape admits the problem has "security implications" and promises to look into the matter, there was no warning to be found on its home page as of Monday morning. Since the bug affects every version of Navigator and Communicator, but is not found on any Microsoft browser, Brumleve's discovery could be a serious blow for the already-embattled Netscape in the browser wars. Privacy-minded Netscape fans might consider switching to the dark side, at least for the time being...