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Monthly Archives: September 2005
Graduate Student Unionization – a dead issue?
In spring quarter of last year I was quoted (without my permission or knowledge, incidentally) in an article on graduate student unionization in the Stanford Daily. http://daily.stanford.edu/tempo?page=content&id=17037&repository=0001_article. It’s not clear to me what the fuss is about, as a TA … Continue reading
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Google Earth – too much of a view?
http://www.worldtribune.com/worldtribune/05/front2453620.076388889.html This article, “Google Earth images compromise secret installations in S. Korea” partly answers my first question when I found out about Google Earth. How are they handling sensitive satellite data? Other countries have objected, out of national security concerns: … Continue reading
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