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Drake works toward becoming Y2K compliant. Cross country teams sweep opening meets. Along with new information, updates and innovations that the year 2000 promises the computer industry, it also brings a new problem, the year 2000 bug. The Y2K bug is evident in certain types of computer programs that run on a system tracking time by the last two digits of the year. On Jan. 1, when midnight strikes and 1999 turns into 2000, this bug will read the zero-zero as 1900.