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...only concern about the transition to Intel-based systems - the iMac, the MacBook Pro and the newly announced Core Duo Mac Mini - has to do with hard disks. If you boot up using an external drive, as many Mac users often do, you have to reformat that external drive to have something called a "GUID partition," otherwise the computer will simply not recognize it as a boot disk. The other disk issue I have had in the last few weeks regards DiskWarrior. The hallowed saviour of Mac-formatted disks since time immemorial doesn't run on the new systems...
...Dean of the Law School Derek C. Bok was ultimately selected from a final group of 23 aspirants from the three target groups of the Committee: internal candidates, external academic leaders, and prominent intellectuals—including public servants and government officials. After Pusey’s lack of concern with the student body, Bok’s vision and tact were a welcome change.Unlike many of his predecessors, Bok exited with little controversy after a successful 20-year tenure.Following Bok’s long and popular administration, the search committee looked to Rudenstine for a quiet tenure, an increase...
Energy costs have become a matter of financial concern for the University, according to Harvard’s Annual Report...
...collected dust for too long and needs to be activated. For a University that boasts such a distinguished and progressive faculty in all of its schools, Harvard is not living up to its own standard when it refuses to democratize and consolidate the voice of its professoriate. Some voice concern over the formulation of a representative body of faculty on the grounds that it will encourage an atmosphere of politicking. But if any lesson can be drawn from the events of past weeks, it’s that Harvard is not above politics. Harvard is, however, institutionally impoverished when...
...Darfur-related events currently taking place on Harvard’s campus. HDAG is helping to publicize the national “Million Voices for Darfur” campaign and is planning an April trip to Washington, D.C. to participate in a march supporting Sudanese refugees. Simmons expressed concern about undergraduate response to the issue, despite the number of planned events. “We had a lot more interest last year,” she said. Simmons said support was suffering because students had begun to feel the situation in Sudan had improved, a notion she is quick...