The people at Engadget have made a career out of finding new hardware, or new uses for hardware. They have discovered the iPods use in education.

There are now real time tutoring available form India, which makes studying at 3 AM easier. Apparently the student I have spoken with has said that if the price is right, this type of assitance, particularly for the sciences, would be useful. Of course, it would be useful for grammer as well.

When Napster became an uncontrollable force, CIMS installed a network throttle to give priority to certain types of network traffic. This prevents Napster files from taking over the network and bringing it to a stop.

Kansas University suffers from theft, not unlike any University. We here at Fordham have similar problems with missing video projectors being a special target, which explanins why more and more of them are locked in cages suspended from the ceiling.

Duke has changed the policy and now students can borrow or buy at a discount.