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ORU looks at selling station
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Officials tell employees about finances, a professor says.
Oral Roberts University employees were told this week the school has moved to improve its financial situation, and officials have considered selling the university's television station, according to an ORU professor.
Accounting professor Terry Unruh said he attended the first of two meetings that gave employees a chance to hear directly from ORU's top leaders.
David Ellsworth, executive vice president for finance and operations, said during the meeting that ORU has extended the terms of loans that were coming due soon and has secured lower interest rates, Unruh said.
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They'll be hitting the malls and shopping centers on foot, bicycles and patrol cars, even Segways. Watch Video: Holiday Security
Mall security officers and police have already beefed up patrols for the flood of holiday shoppers. But they're also keeping an eye out for the burglars and robbers who are looking for an easy score. So far, the season has been merry for mall shoppers, officials said. As of Friday, "crimes have been exceptionally low; we've been very fortunate," said Barbara White, a crime prevention specialist for the Ontario Police Department who works in the Ontario Mills substation. She attributed the good fortune to a strong police presence and mall security members who use the Segways. Guards in the traditional modes of transportation - cars, on foot and bicycles - will also be working at the mall for the holidays.
'Digital locks' future questioned
One of the world's largest hard disk manufacturers has blocked its customers from sharing their media files online that are stored on networked drives. Western Digital says the decision to block sharing of music and audio files is an anti-piracy effort. The ban operates regardless of whether the files are copy-protected, or a user's own home-produced content. Digital activists say it is the latest step in a so-called war on copyright theft that is damaging consumer rights. The shift to a digital world in which all forms of content, from books, music, and TV programmes to films, can be shared effortlessly around the world between people with an internet connection has produced an unprecedented upheaval in attitudes to media, copyright and consumer rights. Professional content producers have struggled to adapt to this changing world and deal with rampant copyright infringement that threatens to undermined their businesses.
Stanford Students Protest Rumsfeld Appointment
Part of Bush's plan to spend 7.1 billion dollars for a potential epidemic, consider too that states had to agree to the liability if any lifesaving vaccine caused harm, disability, or death. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld sees growth in Gilead stake - Oct. 31, 2005 http://money.cnn.com/2005/10/31/news/newsmakers/fortune_rumsfeld/?cnn=yes .
November 2007 Archive
Even though Brit has already shot a music video for her next single, "Piece of Me," the Britster is teaming up with MTV to launch a contest called "Britney Spears Wants Piece of You," to let her fans try to make something better. MTV will release previously recorded footage of Brit (I wonder if the VMAs will make it in) and contestants will have to create a three-and-a-half minute music video out of it. Get your entries in by Dec. 14. when MTV, Jive Records and Britney will decide who reigns supreme. The winning video will appear on TRL on Dec. 20. Let your creative juices flow and try and impress Britney. How hard could that be -- she married Kevin Federline? .
Mobilizing the Campus Right
Every one has a bias. So I am not afraid or concerned about the "liberal attack". Academe should be exposing students to all points of view and teaching critical thinking of all points of view. Society and students are already brainwashed by the right. It is the duty of the opposition to oppose. "Let a thousand flowers bloom." Paul Roden, Training Manager at La Salle University, at 9:25 am EDT on August 1, 2006 .
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