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Mulvenon talks IT security

James Mulvenon, the vice president of Defense Group, Inc.’s Intelligence Division and a Chinese military expert, discussed cybersecurity and U.S.-China relations on Wednesday in Robertson Hall as  part of the Princeton-Harvard China and the World program, co-sponsored by the Center for Information Technology Policy.

NEWS | 10/12/2011

The Daily Princetonian

OIT moves accounts to new server

In an effort to give University email account users the benefits of one of the most advanced and robust email system available, the Office of Information Technology is in the process of upgrading faculty, staff and student group emails from the IMAP to the more advanced Microsoft Exchange server.

NEWS | 10/12/2011

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Journalist speaks on terrorism reporting

Receiving a fatherly pat on the cheek from “the most dangerous man in Pakistan,” watching as an intelligence officer compared waterboarding to salted peanuts and receiving a compliment on a pair of boots from a Somali general with suspected ties to Osama bin Laden are but a few of the many bizarre stories recounted by Toronto Star journalist Michelle Shephard in her new book, “Decade of Fear: Reporting from Terrorism’s Grey Zone.”

NEWS | 10/11/2011

The Daily Princetonian

New leads in anthrax case

The Army microbiologist accused of mailing anthrax-laden letters from a mailbox in Princeton a decade ago did not, in fact, have the technical skill needed to manufacture the spores, a team of scientists asserted this week. This raises the possibility that one of the largest FBI investigations in history failed to identify co-conspirators or the right suspect.

NEWS | 10/11/2011

The Daily Princetonian

U. codifies Title IX complaint process

The University has codified the procedures for anyone wishing to file a Title IX complaint against Princeton for discrimination on the basis of sex. Vice Provost Michele Minter, whose office is responsible for ensuring that the University complies with Title IX of the 1972 Education Amendments, announced the news to students in an email sent out late Monday afternoon.

NEWS | 10/10/2011

The Daily Princetonian

Professors win Nobel prize

When economics professor Christopher Sims was awoken by a phone call at 6:15 a.m. from a Texas area code, he was sure it was a prank call. His wife mishandled the phone, and the call was dropped. Assuming that it wasn’t important, the couple went back to sleep. But when the callers telephoned his home again, Sims had an inkling that it might be the folks from the Nobel Foundation.

NEWS | 10/10/2011

The Daily Princetonian

Locals sue U. over proposed Dinky move

A group of citizens has filed a lawsuit challenging the University’s proposed move of the Dinky station. The legal complaint, filed on Oct. 3 to the Superior Court of New Jersey in Trenton, challenges the University’s right to move the station. The complaint requests that the court permanently enjoin the University from moving the station and judge that the public has the permanent right to cross the University’s land to access the station.

NEWS | 10/10/2011