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...year-old company--a spin-off of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (M.I.T.)--really does is make software that can find subtle similarities and differences in images of, well, just about anything. Imagen, based in Cambridge, Mass., is part of a group of this year's World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers. Collectively they could be called the digital detectives: firms that are developing technologies that can monitor everything from TV dinners to terrorists by analyzing digital signals and data about them...
...away messages and obsessively posting to our Live Journals, has multiplied. IM has gone from being a device sixth graders use for gossiping to one of the most important modern forms of communication. Used compulsively by practically every college student in the country, IM is not just a forum for posting party notices but is a distinct social world in and of itself...
...community members gathered at a forum last Thursday to voice their safety concerns, a graduate student was allegedly assaulted on Mt. Auburn Street, according to a community advisory issued by the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD...
Last Thursday evening, representatives from CPD and the Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) met with community members at a safety forum, prompted by a Dec. 2 assault with intent to rape near St. Paul’s Church. In that incident, an undergraduate was struck from behind and forced to the ground in the church’s parking lot by an unidentified...
...Harvard College Democrats also helped promote student involvement in—and awareness of—the primary, spearheading the popular Kirkland House events where the candidates spoke candidly with students in an intimate atmosphere, before appearing on Hardball. The Dems efforts to create an open forum for students to interact with the candidates—allowing them to question candidates directly—should be lauded. And, as the Dems will soon be setting out to canvass New Hampshire, their dedication to encouraging more student involvement is clear—we hope their attempts are fruitful...