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Kolowich, Steve – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2009
Few academic debates are as contentious as those surrounding the Dead Sea Scrolls. These fragments of some 800 ancient documents include portions of all but one book of the Hebrew Bible. The first ones were discovered in 1947 by shepherds in caves on the northwestern shore of the Dead Sea, and are believed to be the oldest surviving Judaic…
Descriptors: Middle Eastern History, Web Sites, Jews, Electronic Publishing
Foster, Andrea L. – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2007
To get money flowing from alumni, colleges try to keep them feeling plugged in to their alma mater--even if the "plug" becomes wireless. Bucknell University rolled out a new service this month that pushes cell phone text messages to its 47,000 alumni. So far only a few dozen alumni have signed up for the service. If the service, which is…
Descriptors: Alumni, Electronic Mail, Discussion Groups, Electronic Equipment
Olson, Gary A. – Chronicle of Higher Education, 2007
Many professors, staff members, and even administrators see campus computers and e-mail accounts as their own private property--a type of employment benefit provided with no constraints on use. The fact is, universities "assign" computer equipment to personnel as tools to help them perform their jobs more effectively and efficiently, in the same…
Descriptors: Ethics, College Faculty, Computer Security, Electronic Mail