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...alas, though technology??s progress is inevitable, it is also fickle. Just as cold fusion failed to free the world from oil and coal, so has the online course registration system, as of yet, failed to bring its promised benefit to Harvard. Testing and implementation of this comprehensive new system is doubtless necessarily painstaking. However, we pray that the College implements this technological marvel as soon as it is able, so those in the student body scheduled to graduate next June will be offered a fleeting glimpse of the future of the registrar?...
...genuine love of technology?? makes it easy for Joe to stay updated. His independent technology research, coupled with his five years of experience, allows him to rapidly assess a customer’s purchasing situation. “When I get a customer who comes in all irate, and because of what I do, and because of what I say, they get that bag in their hand, and they leave happy—that’s my favorite part...
While many of my classmates spent their summers living in cities or suburbs—immersed in technology??I packed my old jeans and my dad’s chain saw into the back of my aged stick-shift Volvo wagon and drove up Route 91 to Canada. Though I have been making this trip, alone or with family, ever since I can remember, the drive has never been the same since 9-11, a heart-punch to every American, even those far from urban life...
Hyman wrote in an e-mail that technology??s central role in the future of science necessitates a stronger engineering program...
Sniffin-Marinoff takes up her position at Harvard at a time when the archival field as a whole grapples with the challenges of new technology??a mixed blessing, according to her colleagues, which has presented some unprecedented questions about the preservation of intangible digital materials...