Law school pioneers campuswide wireless Internet
John Marshall students from anywhere on campus can use laptops to go online
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Comdex
More than 200,000 technology workers converge on Las Vegas to get a glimpse of the “next big thing.” We separate the wheat from the chaff…
U.S. Supreme Court to Decide Electronic Copyright Issue
The U.S. Supreme Court announced Monday that it will decide a case that pits freelance writers against The New York Times and other widely read periodicals.
Hebrew University to establish two $25m. VC funds
JERUSALEM (November 8) – The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is in the process of raising money for two venture capital funds totalling $50 million, Moshe Vigdor, the vice president and director-general of the university, told The Jerusalem Post yesterday. One $25m. fund will focus on projects started by faculty members, while the second will be […]
Online publishing gets boost from Forsyth
Author has sold 60 million books, but his next work will sell online only
Internet an equalizer for libraries
COLUMBIA – Technology – specifically, the Internet – is helping to close the gap between information available at urban and rural library systems.
Net Knowledge Gain
Even as Paul and Morgan Hamm – Waukesha’s 2000 Olympic gymnasts – tumbled their way through Sydney, Australia, and across the continental United States this fall, their schoolwork was never far from their minds.
PCWorld.com’s 2000 Voter Guide
How do the presidential candidates stand on technology issues? We find out.
College Tuition and Fees Increase Exceeds Inflation Again in 2000-2001
National Governors Association Contact: Kristin Conklin 202/624-3623 kconklin@nga.org Tuition at Americas colleges and universities outpaced the rate of inflation again in 2000-2001. Trends in College PricingThe College Boards annual survey of tuition, Trends in College Pricing, showed that college tuition and fees rose 4.4 percent at four-year public institutions and 5.2 percent at four-year private […]