Word: program
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According to ShuttleGirl's creators--neither of whom are actually computer science concentrators--the program has been successful so far in assisting shuttle users...
Anthony Delvecchio '01 and Jason R. P. Karamchandani '02, roommates in Pforzheimer, decided not simply to take over the old program, but in the words of Delvecchio, to "add a little flavor" to it. And so, with Malan's help, ShuttleGirl was born...
...program's founders said they consider the apparent sex appeal and mysterious identity of ShuttleGirl an added bonus to attract people to the site. Their ultimate goal is convenience...
...target uninsured children, preferring to classify them instead under the general bracket of the uninsured. This is particularly troubling, given recent news that states neglected to spend nearly half of the 4.2 billion dollars given to them by Congress in 1997 as part of the Children's Health Insurance Program. Texas and California were responsible for half of that unspent money. Bush's state--which is home to the second highest percentage of uninsured children--reported this year that it could not spend $445 million of its allocated money, largely due to delays in enrolling its eligible children into...
...effort supposedly to justify the government's incarceration of the fired Los Alamos nuclear scientist - questioned even by President Clinton following Lee's release - Freeh reportedly plans to allege that Lee met a suspected spy in 1982 and had a relationship with the head of China's nuclear program after 1994, and was less than forthcoming about those relationships. He'll also argue that the computer code downloaded by Lee was indeed highly sensitive, and raise questions about the scientist's behavior after learning that he was under suspicion...