Recent Articles
U lab leads nation, vies for powerful accelerator
Sitting at a bank of monitors, an operator stares at his control panels. The monitors display dot graphs and a sterile white row of panels bristle with dials, switches and keys that the technician toggles and presses to get a stream of charged nuclear particles running again.
Apples latest iMac will make an iLover or iHater out of U
When I went brought one of Apple Computer’s new iMacs home during spring break to play with, my dad asked me why Apple was making lamps as I was setting it up.
Online evaluations of professors to provide U access to results
A Web site making use of the data collected by the Student Opinion on Resources and Teaching forms filled out at the end of the semester is expected to go online next week.
For-profit Internet proposal taken off trustees agenda
MSU officials will be reevaluating a proposal for MSU to create a new for-profit Internet service providing company.MSU Provost Lou Anna Simon, who presented the proposal at last month’s Board of Trustees meeting, refused to comment about the reevaluation, saying it only was taken off the trustee’s agenda, not suspended.The proposal would have created an Internet service providing company operating with a lower overhead cost than local competitors.
Web-broadcast may be forced to pay listener fees
Radio stations broadcasting on the Internet may have to dig deep into their pockets to keep the United States Copyright Office and the Recording Industry Association of America away.By May 21, a copyright office committee will decide whether to levy fees for Internet broadcasting.
