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...video channels for glitches in service for MobiTV's carriers. Can't hear XM Radio or NPR? Call Mikami. Frozen CNN video? Call Mikami--provided the rare instance that someone on his staff of 45 (up from 6 in April 2005) can't handle it. NOC-ers flag problems by closely analyzing snippets of audio and video contents. "The NOC folks act as the first tier and open up the trouble tickets and provide the meat of the information that allows our technical staff to handle the problem," says Mikami...
...coincided with the deadline of her thesis. The assigned story, “Yvain, the Knight of the Lion,” tells of a knight who must vanquish a giant in time to save a damsel that same day. “The knight has a time management problem,” said Samantha M. Waters ’07, another thesis writer in the class, Literature and Arts A-11, “Arthurian Literature: Epic versus Romance.” “The girl was comparing her ability to write her thesis with this knight...
...composer Tyler Bates scores a forgettable soundtrack, trying to balance “Lord of the Rings”-esque orchestral fare and low-budget modern rock; he fails on both fronts. The soundtrack lends little to the emotion and action of the film. This brings up another core problem: “300” lifts a lot from Peter Jackson’s trilogy—and is about as historically accurate. Understandably, any film following the “Lord of the Rings” might look to it for inspiration, due to its immense commercial success...
...meet those standards, but if we can get those resources we can really take off.”MAKING DOThe limited resources of the station is a primary concern for freshmen behind HRTV’s two newest shows, with the teams behind each show choosing to address the problem in a different way.The team behind the vampiric “Ivy Bites,” led by executive producer Antonio J. Hernandez ’10, and executive director Alexander J. Berman ’10—also a cast member on Ivory Tower—has chosen...
...Basile ’08 says that he was shocked by the recent break-ins.“I was fascinated that this could happen on a college campus and not really upset people,” he says. “I think it’s a problem and it is pushed aside.”Catalano says that it is up to students to protect their residential space.“Once again the first line of defense in maintaining the safety and security in residence halls is the residents themselves,” he says...