Word: editor
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Before Christina Rosenberger, my fellow WWF reporter, and I leave for the Fleet Center, my editor pulls me aside. "I swear she's gonna get jumped," he warns. Yeah--I think--she doesn't know what she's getting herself in to. Suddenly, I feel a little cockier about this venture. Satisfied with my newly appointed role as The Protector, I sense some of my Harvardfeebleness melting away. I'm ready for some SmackDown...
Kamil E. Redmond '00, a Crimson editor, is a history and literature and women's studies concentrator in Eliot House. She is a former vice president of the Undergraduate Council...
...auction's biggest coups this year is the walk-on role on "The West Wing," which Alumni and Development Programs Director Curtis Nelson was able to procure from her future brother-in-law, Paul S. Redford, who is an executive story editor for the television program...
...EDITOR'S NOTE: Last fall, TIME Daily writer Frank Pellegrini, at a ripe 27 years, took a leave of absence to join the Army Reserve - and headed off to boot camp. Given the difficulty the armed forces are experiencing in recruiting young people these days, we thought his experiences and impressions were worth sharing. Here is his final report...
...This was a denial-of-service attack," says TIME digital editor Joshua Quittner, "which means that the server gets so clogged with the false requests that it can't deal with legitimate inquiries. It's akin to calling someone and hanging up constantly so they can never get a real phone call." And while this relatively simple method of attack has been around for years, Quittner adds, the sheer breadth of the Yahoo assault could suggest a new, if belated, sophistication in the world of high-tech vandalism. The Yahoo case wasn't technically hacking, since the attack was carried...