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FOR
THE MOST PART, computers actually use only a small
fraction of their capacity, leaving massive amounts
of computer power untapped. That’s where
computational grids come in. The grids allow hundreds
of thousands of computers spread across local
networks to merge into a single virtual computer,
capable of handling extreme problems. U.Va. computer
scientist Martin Humphrey is working to improve
grid security for computer users. Full
story.
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Under
the constitution, the key to making a democracy
work is public participation. The Supreme Court’s
job is to maintain a system of democracy, but
it’s the people who must make it work, Supreme
Court Justice Stephen Breyer said during the recent
Fifth Annual Conference on Public Service and
the Law at U.Va.’s Law School. Breyer urged
audience members to support American democracy
by becoming involved in public service.
Full
story.
U.Va.
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Four
out of the five top recruiters of U.Va. engineering
students over the last 10 years are companies
with a business background, such as brokerage
firms and financial institutions. Offered for
the first time this spring, a minor in Engineering
Business introduces engineering students to business
basics and gives them additional skills that could
enhance their career potential. Full
story.
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CORRECTIONS:
• Letter
to the Oklahoma
Daily Editor
— Feb. 23, 2004
• Sent
to the Cavalier Daily — Feb. 18, 2004
• Letter
to Daily Tar Heel Editor — Feb. 18, 2004
• Printed
in the Daily Progress — Feb. 8, 2004
• Letter
to Cavalier Daily Editors — Feb. 5, 2004
• Corrections
from the Daily Progress — Jan. 25, 2004
• Letter
to Channel 29 News Editors — Jan. 28, 2004
• Daily
Progress: Change
Wouldn’t Be That Extreme — Jan. 28, 2004
•
Newsweek
Correction: U.Va.'s Law and Darden Schools Financially
Self-Sufficient, Not Private — Jan. 29, 2004
ALSO
IN THE NEWS TODAY:
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New
University Map Comes in Two Flavors: Print and Web
•
Protect
Your Computer Against Viruses: ITC Offers Free Service
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U.Va.
Offers Bold, New Financial Aid Plan
• U.Va.
Alumnus, Professional Football Player Tiki Barber to
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Jazz
as Health Insurance
12:30
p.m., Jordan Conference Center Auditorium •
Speaker/Performer: John D'earth, McIntire Department
of Music, U.Va. • Free and open to the public
• Sponsored by Medical Center Hour. |
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