Eugene Koh

ON TECHNOLOGY

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Nine months ago, this column began its run with the purpose of educating and informing the reader about issues in

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Back in the old days, when kings and queens wanted to hear music, the summoned live musicians to play for

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The Internet has been the inspiration for strange and beautiful catch-phrases over the years. Like "cyberspace." And "World Wide Web."

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Since September, this column has endeavored every week to inform and educate the reader about some facet of the world

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Last week I ranted about how those complaining about violations of privacy within Harvard Arts and Sciences Computer Services (HASCS)

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Last week, The Crimson published an editorial, using that big ol' font that editorial folks love to use, pointing fingers

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So what's the big deal about this new version of Windows? Microsoft has challenged Harvard students to find out. In

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What would postal service be like if everybody used their mailboxes like file cabinets? In fact, many students and faculty

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Recently, in an office building in California, a worker connected a camera to his computer and took pictures of the

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People have been telling me over the past few weeks that I've been too easy on. HASCS, the Harvard Arts