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Dec 22, 2011 University, Education I was able to walk through Harvard Yard this morning for the first time since Occupy Harvard set up camp. After agreeing to remove all tents except for the geodesic dome that serves as its information center, and to refrain from sleeping at the site, Occupy Harvard has moved into its 2.0 phase. more

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Nov 18, 2011
Neighbormedia From Attica to Abolition http://charleshamiltonhouston.org/Events/Event.aspx?id=100146 On Thursday, 5:00PM on November 10, 2011, this NeighborMedia member (Mr. Hasson J. Rashid) had the privilege of attending an event entitled, “ From Attica to Abolition.” It was held at Harvard Law School, in... more
Oct 17, 2011
Neighbormedia by Mary Holbrow - On Friday evening, October 14, Harvard University staged an outdoor birthday party for students, faculty, friends, alumni, and visiting parents in honor of its 375th anniversary. Despite pouring rain that swamped Harvard Yard, guests crowded under umbrellas or just went with the... more
Aug 18, 2011
University Posted on behalf of Mr. Hasson Rashid, a very active member here at CCTV. From Mr. Rashid: Capella University, where I have completed 1.5 years in doctoral studies, has initiated a video contest for its student members. I have taken a two minute snippet from my 4/7/2011 "Human Service News and... more
May 17, 2011
Neighbormedia The MIT Communications Forum held its seventh conference on media transition, the "instability of platforms -- the promise and peril of transition" last weekend, bringing together approximately 250 media studies researchers, graduate students and practitioners from around the world to participate... more
Apr 28, 2011
Neighbormedia As a centerpiece of MIT's ongoing celebration of its 150th anniversary, the university will throw its doors open April 30 with a day-long, campus-wide event featuring hundreds of activities for visitors of all ages who will be able to do everything from operating small space satellites to taking... more
Feb 15, 2011
Neighbormedia By Karen Klinger Answer: It's the size of 10 refrigerators, has a 15-trillion byte memory, is estimated to have cost up to $2 billion and when it plays "Jeopardy!" it is represented on stage by an avatar and uses a mechanical finger to press a buzzer. Question: What is Watson, IBM's supercomputer,... more NeighborMedia Cambridge