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Dartmouth Goes Wireless
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Jeewon Kim '07 tries out the new softphones.
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Dartmouth College became the first Ivy League school to offer wireless
Internet access on campus. "Dartmouth was the first totally wired university,
and now it will be the first totally wireless university," said Ted
Cooley, director of information technology at Dartmouth's Thayer
School of Engineering.
Library's Web-based Catalog Went Live
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The Digital Library's Web-based catalog
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The Dartmouth College Library
went to a Web-based catalog. "The catalog provides a more streamlined interface
for our users," says Cyndy Pawlek, Associate Librarian, "but
at the same time, it provides powerful linking capabilities both to related
information within the catalog, and to other online resources on the Web. The
new system was designed to meet established standards in the marketplace, which
enabled us to exchange information and integrate with other systems more
easily."
Noblet Named New Director for Technical Services
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Brad Noblet
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Brad Noblet was named Dartmouth's new director of computing
technical services, He was responsible for Dartmouth's data, telephone, and
cable TV networks, central Machine Room operations, and software
development.
Video Producers Won Second Gold Medal
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Michael Sacca (L) and Michael Murray
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Dartmouth video producers Michael Murray and
Michael Sacca were awarded a gold medal in the 2001 CASE
Circle of Excellence Awards program for their videotape on the World Percussion
Music Ensemble - Return to the Well. The eight-minute piece was cited for its
wonderful use of natural sound and dramatic portrayal of the passion of
students and faculty who comprised the group.
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