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Technologically Speaking is a publication of the Department of Housing and Residence Life and has been designed to provide you with the latest computer and technology-related information. Much of the information has been tailored for use by our residents, but most readers will find a tip, trick, or tool of use to them no matter where they live.

	November 2007	How To...Symantec AV "Live Update"
	January 2007	Nyumba has arrived for current students -- ResNet Support
	December 2006	Will Your Computer Tell Tales -- Backup Utility--Identity Theft
	October 2006	Nyumba's arrival -- Battery Recall -- Malware
	August 2006	Our annual Move-In Special Edition
	Summer 2006	Pop Up Blockers -- 49er Express E-Mail Redux -- Security
	April 2006	USB Drives -- Managing SPAM -- Housing Assignments
	February 2006	Online Communities -- Damage Billing -- Spear Phishing
	January 2006	Instant Messenger Security -- Symantec Live-Update
	September 2005	PC Maintenance Log -- Our Router Policy Explained
	August 2005	Our annual Move-In Special Edition!
	Summer 2005	Network Policies -- Welcome Summer Students
	April 2005	PC Security -- Norton Anti-Virus -- Network Policy 10
	March 2005	Installing Memory -- Upgrading Your Hard Drive
	February 2005	Whitelisting -- Spoofing -- Identity Theft
	January 2005	Five Steps to a More Secure Computer -- RTCL Explained
	December 2004	Backing Up and Restoring Your PC -- 49er Express E-Mail
	November 2004	PC Flu Season -- Pop Up Blockers -- Phishing

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