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...status of the scholarship fund is unclear, since there is no mention of it on any Harvard websites??but Blankfein donated a sizeable amount to Harvard in 2004 to augment the fund...
...this clear first. The song is s***.” There’s clearly a certain degree of irony that the Cambridge paper seems to have elected to ignore. Jones—who is both an organist and a composer when not writing Broadway synth jams about websites??is an officer in the Facebook group, “The Facebook Song is Terrible.” He seems to have laughingly embraced his increasingly recognizable connection with the Facebook, as other group memberships include “The Facebook Song Group...
Such largesse is not unheard of in Silicon Valley. Especially when the business of social networking is involved. In October and November 2003, venture capital firms poured nearly $36 million dollars into four social networking websites??Tribe, LinkedIn, Friendster, and Spoke, according to the companies’ websites. Mark Kvamme, a partner at Sequoia capital, has gone so far as to dub the phenomenon “Internet 2.0,” and everyone from Microsoft to Google wants...
...Part of what our website does is to bring together all the Harvard websites??libraries, registrar, dean’s office, Harvard box office, intramural standings, and more into one—everything you want with less clicks. No other website does that,” Bardin wrote in an e-mail yesterday...
...Crimson also reported that several Harvard websites??including those regulating network access, job applications and mail forwarding—were accessible with only a non-secure ID number and last name, birthday or Social Security Number. These are among nearly a dozen websites identified by The Crimson that remain vulnerable to unauthorized access...