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...become even more ubiquitous and varied. So will the long- awaited telescreen for seeing and being seen by those you talk with on the telephone. Carl Ledbetter, president of AT&T's Consumer Products division, predicts that ``in a decade, every phone will have a screen on it.'' At Xerox's Palo Alto Research Center in California, where the PC, on-screen icons and the laser printer originated, Mark Weiser, manager of the computer science laboratory, envisions a world in which flat-panel screens bearing a multitude of images will be household regulars. They will range from tiny ones, costing...
Energy Secretary Hazel O'Leary, top executives from AT&T, Ford and Xerox...
...other than that, the games are xerox copies of each other. In the first half, Harvard always plays pretty well--whether building a lead or crafting a respectable nine-point deficit to Penn. And in the second half, the Crimson always seems to watch a potential victory slip away...
...these initials, just as not all of the targets have received an advance call or letter telling them to expect a package. (The FBI has denied reports that Mosser received such a call the day before his death.) And although Y&R has such companies as Digital Equipment and Xerox as clients, investigators are not convinced that Mosser -- who was recently cited in the New York Times for his promotion -- was targeted for a computer-related reason...
Unbeknownst to most students, there is battle going on in the basement of Lamont Library. It's a battle between good intentions and immaturity. There, on a wall near the Xerox machines there is a posterboard that asks passers-by to put down their thoughts on disabled persons. Specifically, "what are common misperceptions about disabled people...