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In college, managing your time and getting organized always seems to be an uphill battle. Pocket planners seem to be the most best way to get organized, but should you stick with the traditional paper version or join the millions going the electronic route?
Casio is no stranger to top quality electronics. Such is the case with their latest handheld, the EM-500. Running Windows Pocket PC with 16MB of memory and the best color display I've seen on a handheld, the EM-500 is clearly the most superior from a hardware perspective. As a Pocket PC, the EM-500 offers features that none of the Palm devices have, such as MP3 and video playback, pocket versions of Microsoft Word and Excel and the ability to expand its already large memory.
Designed by the founders of Palm, Handspring's Visor Deluxe is an excellent unit that runs the Palm OS. With 8MB of storage and all the features of the Palm OS, the Visor is definitely a contender. A stingier 2MB version is also available for an attractive $149.
Fraternity presidents recently rejected constitutional amendments proposed by the Interfraternity Council that would have required fraternity presidents to live on campus and serve two-semester terms. Although many presidents recognized benefits in both amendments, they argued that the rules would create too much change too quickly.
Originally intending to open their trial-run East Campus satellite in February, Safe Haven organizers have decided to open immediately, anticipating safety problems during the party-filled Sorority Bid Week.
After a landmark deal this summer between the university and the locally-owned North Carolina Mutual Insurance Company, the Office of Benefits Administration has taken the first steps toward enrolling employees in the newly-offered life insurance program.
During the summer, Dining Services administrators made the decision to privatize the eateries in the Sanford Institute of Public Policy and the School of Law. In the short time these eateries have been open for business, the new delis have proven to be more of a success than their University-operated predecessors in several areas-including increased sales and enthusiastic feedback.
