Word: openly
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Dates: during 2000-2000
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...prevents a user from accessing certain websites. Even more dangerous than such worms, possibly, are Trojans. These virus-type programs allow someone else access to your computer. Once they're loaded on, the hacker can do almost anything with your system, from using it to hack other systems to opening new files from anywhere they choose to be. In the words of former Crimson editor Kevin S. Davis '96, Director of Residential Computing at Harvard, "If your computer starts acting like it's possessed--mouse randomly moving, messages appearing on the screen, CD popping open, that sort of thing--chances...
...especially as it becomes easier and easier to program them to perform all sorts of tasks. Perhaps the best way to protect against them is to--unlike me--actually follow the advice that most people give. Important files should be backed up and e-mail attachments shouldn't be opened until they're scanned. Avoid files with extensions that are unfamiliar, and most importantly if you're not expecting any attachments, don't open any files. Harvard makes it remarkably easy for us to do this through Pine, as well as offering us some decent anti-virus software. In addition...
...forward Tammy Shewchuk, making her season debut after missing the Crimson's first four games, came flying down the right side while senior forward Kiirsten Suurkask approached from the left with the puck. Suurkask drew Ferguson to the left side and passed to Shewchuk, who easily found the wide open net to cut the Dartmouth lead...
Hampton says now that the process is more open, PBHA hopes to get more applicants for the post than in the past...
...into the right corner of the Harvard net by unmarked midfielder Anne Makinen. As Erickson's cross passed in front of the goal, the Harvard defender positioned in front of Makinen mistimed her leap, leaving the Irish's leading scorer--and the leading candidate for Player of the Year--open for the redirect...