Problem: BODY: Dear Evening STudents, I see that Haas Computing has enabled the Terminal Server. This should allow you access to the library's databases without going through the proxy bit. The Terminal Server, once you have it set up (yes, there is an initial setup involved), will bring the Haas desktop with all its applications to your desktop. You can now use all the software that is available to you in Haas Computer Lab from your home. If it works as promised (boy, I sound jaded! ), you will really like it. Caveat: I have not tried using the Terminal Server from off-campus yet, so I can't say with absolute assurance that the databases will in fact be available remotely as well. To use the terminal server, you have to be using Internet Explorer version 5.0 or above and Windows 2000 and you will be directed to download and install the server's client. If you try it and it works for you, send me an email. I don't have Windows at home and can't test it from here myself. Monica Singh
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A: SUBJECT: Library Databases through Haas terminal server

Problem: BODY: These are the latest figures I have - I'm so sorry for the delay! I'm calling Willie Harrell in Global Risk right now to determine why these prices are not yet in pub posting and how we can come up with a more reliable system. Kate
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A: SUBJECT: DJ Index Prices through 4/2

Problem: BODY: Dear Americans, When I send out a breaking news update from MillionsofAmericans.com many people write back to me thanking me for the information and asking me about my sources. Like Rush Limbaugh, many times, I refer to the Washington Times often. I find The Washington Times National Weekly Edition to be well written and right on top of the issues. In fact, The Times has repeatedly scooped all other news sources on major national issues like the Clinton scandals. Perhaps more important, The Washington Times National Weekly Edition reports stories the liberal news media intentionally ignores because it does not fit their version of the news. If you want to stay truly informed and get the facts about what's really happening in the world, I strongly suggest that you read The Washington Times National Weekly Edition. I could not do without The Times to combat the liberalism of the Washington Post. Now there's a way that you too can have what I do -- by reading the Washington Times National Weekly
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SUBJECT: The Washington Times National Weekly Edition