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A Year of News

September 11

Music groups send a letter to Harvard urging the University to block access to Napster. Attorneys for Dr. Dre and Mettallica argue that Harvard has a “has a moral, ethical and legal obligation” to block the exchange of copyrighted material over the network. University officials, however, say they do not believe that Harvard will restrict access.

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September 12

Newly arrived first-years are surprised when the ceiling of Stoughton Hall North 29 collapses causing three minor injuries and forcing the evacuation of both Stoughton and Hollis Halls. Although residents of the bottom three floors are able to return to their rooms that evening, first-years living on the fourth floor of Stoughton are housed overnight in Loker Commons.

September 18

The Office of the Provost announces the creation of interdisciplinary academic grants toward groups of students from at least three different schools. Up to $3,000 will be awarded in one year grants with the goal of encouraging collaboration amongst students throughout the University.

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