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Jones and Schofield-Bodt say they agreed to correct Harvard trademark violations in the tour’s original title, brochures, and website??hence the tour’s new name, The Unofficial Hahvahd Tour...
...expect to police plagiarism in coursework?An Oakland, Calif.-based software company says it has a solution.The company’s anti-plagiarism system, TurnItIn, scans student papers for similarities with previous work.At universities that subscribe to TurnItIn, professors can submit student papers to the company’s website??and those papers remain in the TurnItIn database forever.TurnItIn then compares the submissions to all the other papers in its database. Within seconds, it spits back a detailed report on any matches.Georgetown University, the University of California-Los Angeles, and the United States Military Academy at West Point...
...final decision to fund Mission Hill certainly alleviated the group’s monetary crisis, but the ad hoc grant decision set an unfortunate precedent. Many student organizations had been operating under the assumption that the UC does not fund transportation costs, yet the UC’s website??as well as the UC’s communications with certain clubs—has relayed information to the contrary. Ultimately, its erratic application of vague rules amounts to a value judgment of the relative merit of organizations. More importantly, the guidelines’ uneven application is a disservice...
...known across all the kids at Harvard who are into student music,” he says.The battle is just one in a long list of HCARAR’s goals in its larger mission to support campus rock. HCARAR is currently designing a “massive website?? on which musicians can post lists of practice spaces around campus, detail the kinds of equipment in each one, put up band profiles, and advertise their shows.HCARAR is also working to secure a portable audio system for Harvard’s musicians to access. Hufstedler describes this...
...violation of international norms of human rights.”Around 800 students, faculty, and alumni had signed the petition by the time the Harvard Corporation, the University’s top governing body, voted last April to divest from PetroChina. Although the petition’s website??www.harvarddivest.com—showed only the signatures of 73 students as of last night, Hazlett said it would soon be updated to reflect the current tally of approximately 200 names. “My personal target for this is 1,000,” said Hazlett, expressing confidence that...