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University Bans Access To Facebook; Claims It's A Security Issue
Techdirt: "We've seen plenty of stories of silly politicians trying to ban access to social networks in high schools, but in colleges especially things like Facebook are basically the way students communicate with each other. So it's rather surprising to find out (via Michael Geist) that
Will strategic plan be realized in the arts?
The Tartan Online: "The drafts of the new strategic plan seem to show that Carnegie Mellon has an increasing appreciation for the arts, demonstrated in the following statement and in other places: “Interaction and interconnection between the arts and research, especially in technology, is a source of mutual strength, novel perspectives, and creative inspiration.”"
University ranked poorly among colleges in Forbes
The Tartan Online: "The news is out: Carnegie Mellon remains one of the top 25 universities in the nation, according to U.S. News & World Report. The university was ranked 22nd overall, while the undergraduate business and engineering programs ranked sixth and ninth, respectively.
However, Carnegie Mellon did not fare so well in a new Forbes list of colleges and universities, which placed Carnegie Mellon 266th out of 596 institutions."
E-mail is as addictive as gambling
CNET News: "In a study last year, Dr. Thomas Jackson of
Signature puts stamp on 'Les Miz'
Variety: "The Signature Theater in
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