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Incongruously dapper in a white linen suit, Warren B. Eugene stands before a roomful of computer experts and Internet entrepreneurs in New York City and explains the virtues of bringing to cyberspace the one vice that is always sure to pay: gambling. His audience is a little hostile at first. (Isn't it illegal? Immoral? A flagrant violation of-of something?) But the crowd seems to know more about computers than it does about bookmaking. And as Eugene deals out the charm-and the facts of the betting life-it warms to the idea...
Which sounds a lot like some of Warren Eugene's more grandiose plans. Eugene commissioned a team of programmers to design a full-service casino-software package that he wants to license to interested parties. His price: $250,000, plus a 15% cut of the take. He says half a dozen countries, including Cuba and Costa Rica, are interested. The plan is to link the offshore computers together to form a "virtual strip" in cyberspace. Don't like the odds offered in Casino Cuba? Click a button, and you're in virtual St. Martin. Eugene is also mocking up theme...
...Assistant Dean of Admissions Warren C. Reed is not so sure and online application would benefit the admissions office...
According to Warren Little, executive directorof the Cambridge Historical Society, therenovators also plan to preserve the moose headand the ones from former President TheodoreRoosevelt class of 1880's hunting days...
Garzilli said she took her complaint toHarvard's Commission of Inquiry, which is chargedwith redirecting complaints and inquiries to thecorrect Harvard authority, but was told byProfessor of Philosophy Warren D. Goldfarb, thecommittee's chair, that there were no grounds forthe commission to become involved as both theDepartment of Sanskrit and Indian Studies and theOffice of the Dean of the Faculty of Arts andSciences (FAS) were already fully involved...