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...Shannon. "Nobody knows these systems and their weaknesses better than the people who design and maintain them." After wrangling with top e-commerce sites over how to best guard against security breaches, the Clinton administration adopted the view that too much regulation and oversight would inhibit dynamism in a sector that's fueled the U.S. economy's record growth. What's more, firms that do business on the Web, particularly financial institutions, are reluctant to divulge any information on their online practices with federal regulators. The proposed center is an attempt for the government to remain hands-on while making...
...Professor Williamson say that many team-taught courses are only given half of the credit towards professors' course load. This should, in theory, prevent professors from doing half the work and getting all the teaching credit. One hopes, for instance, that the four professors co-teaching Economics 1410 "Public Sector Economics" will not be receiving a full teaching credit for the course this semester. It would be kind of like a student getting full-credit for taking a course and dropping it at the add/drop deadline after writing one response paper...
...testimony, Hoxby said these three factors have stimulated growth and specialization in the college sector. They have also "caused educational intensity to rise in colleges that have specialized in this high intensity education." In other words, difficult colleges have become even more demanding...
...college sector has become much more diverse, in order to accommodate the needs of both poorly prepared high school graduates who want education akin to high school education and highly prepared students who want high intensity college. Because of this increased diversity, tuition is more diverse," Hoxby told the committee...
...Kennedy School of Government, the Graduate School of Design and other Harvard graduate schools already offer executive education programs to provide continuing education to public sector employees. Under the plan that Grogan hopes to unveil within the next few months, the University will make these programs available to local officials at "little or no cost," according to Grogan...