Word: mailings
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...hate it when anything is limited at Harvard," Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 wrote in an e-mail message. "It is so hard to get in to this place, all students should have access to everything without a further selection process, except of course by prerequisites and the knowledge needed to participate usefully...
...graffiti is deplorable, and of course we are sorry that it has appeared," wrote Dean of the College Harry R. Lewis '68 in an e-mail message. "We are concerned both for the group of individuals against whom these messages are targeted, and for the lack of understanding or enlightenment of the individual who put them...
...found out about alladvantage.com by reading an e-mail message from my friend Mike. I always read Mike's e-mail, because he lives in the Philippines and doesn't just fill my In box with recycled jokes. But this message didn't sound like Mike. He's goofy, yes, but he's no used-car salesman. It was trying to sell me something, with a tone that made me think, Scam alert! The offer: get paid to surf the Web. I had to check...
...have a model in mind like the flow of business through Congress that is explained in high school civics courses, you are wrong," Lewis says in an e-mail message. "Most of our processes are more informal and consultative...
...attempts to stake its own claim on Internet real estate - a competitive CNN news site, an innovative Warner Brothers product and the failed Time Warner "Pathfinder" network - were unable to create the dominant presence the corporation enjoys in other media. AOL's 20 million-and-growing e-mail nation (which is reported to have spent $2.5 billion online during the holiday season) provides an unmatched Internet audience for Time Warner's content. "This is a natural progression from TIME's mergers with Warner and with CNN," says TIME business editor Bill Saporito. "As media evolves, you have to play this...