WANTED!!
WANTED: Submissions for my Setonian column "STREET BEAT".
Please submit a query or concern you have about what's going on at the Hill to
STREET BEAT
c/o Rachel Crump
Box 387 A
Seton Hill University.
Ta!
Chel
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Richard, I shut off comments to that September entry because it was attracting a lot of spam... but I'll add this text for you.
Rachel, I've noticed that all the mail I get from students who use hotmail accounts is marked SPAM and is dumped in a "quarantine" directory... does this happen to everyone, or to all professors?
Recently on this blog there was a good discussion about e-mail names.
From time to time someone on campus will take one paragraph of text, work it up into a fancy poster, and them mail it as a graphic or word processor file to hundreds of people at school... that's a huge waste of resources, when the content of that poster could simply be typed into the body of an e-mail message.
Well, those are my pet peeves at the moment... I don't know if any of them are momentous enough to inspire a column.
Some of my EL 309 students have been writing about videogames, and what a time sink they can be. (Almost as bad as blogs!)
Can't for the life of me figure out how to send an e mail msg. to you. So I'm leaving this comment. I found your Sept. post about blogging & fair use & wanted to make you aware that I'd written 3 posts on this topic:
http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_olam/2004/03/calling_all_blo.html (Committee for Economic Development: Redefining Digital Intellectual Property and Online Copyright)
http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_olam/2004/03/online_copyrigh.html (Calling All Bloggers: Fair Use as a Protection from Copyright Infringement)
http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_olam/2004/02/blogging_copyri.html (Blogging, Copyright & Fair Use)
If the topic still actively interests you perhaps you could add a trackback to one of my articles or mention them in a new post?
Thanks.