FrontPage has always been somewhat dependent on having proprietary extensions on the server side. While they are not necessary to use most FrontPage features, the components that handle automatic publishing and enable searching, form handling, and other functions won't work without the FrontPage Server Extensions installed on the Web server. Microsoft Word part of the common application platform and therefore available on every computer on campus. It outlines three types of Web pages as well as appropriate use and unacceptable use of the Web. Examples are admissions procedures, the Four Year Pledge, and graduation requirements.
Examples are course work, syllabi, committee minutes, student organization home pages.
The content and opinions published belong entirely to the author and are not necessarily endorsed by the College. The College recognizes and adheres to the essential principle of academic freedom and freedom of expression. The College also recognizes the value and potential of personal publishing on the Internet and so allows and encourages students, staff, and faculty to experiment with producing personal WWW pages. However, the College accepts no responsibility for the contents of unofficial Web pages. All pages must contain the author's name and the date the page was last modified.