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...smattering of student organizations, including Hillel and The Crimson, also received the e-mails. “Basically, they use student organizations to advertise their clients?? products,” Schoefer wrote. “The German Society is not interested in such business...
...million people in America share files, according to the Electronic Frontier Foundation—there’s a way. Of course, this largely misses the point. The RIAA, with its army of lawyers, is slowly but surely poisoning the well from which it drinks; by suing their clients?? customers and fans they are building an atmosphere of animosity among the demographic they need the most...
...stated that ApplyYourself is exploring taking legal action against individuals for using “a procedure that was not intended to be used.” Good luck. Metheny should instead dedicate his company’s resources towards making sure further failings do not compromise its clients?? security and privacy...
...miss the people the most...and the food the least—and the late nights doing homework,” Frank says. “But I think I will be trading late nights doing homework for late nights doing clients?? work...
Some proponents of the move claim that Gov Docs sees much of its use from non-undergraduate clients??housing public records, the collection must be open to the general public. But a current research librarian for the collection attests that some 90 percent of his clients are indeed undergraduates. Since Gov Docs provides research materials on national data, students from various social science departments use it as a resource. With usage studies seemingly out of date, and without direct consultation with students, HCL’s push to move Gov Docs seems to have little student interest motivation...