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September 4, 2003
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ITS battles Blaster worm, protects network
Prompted by the release of the Microsoft Blaster worm and other malicious programs in mid-August, Information Technology Services has had to take the unprecedented action of individually checking every student’s computer for viruses and updating anti-virus software before the computer is allowed onto the network.
MSBlast.B, a worm that attacks a flaw in some versions of the Microsoft Windows operating system, was released on Aug. 11. Manager of Client Services Robin Jacobsen said ITS was aware…
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News
- New options created for housing waiting list
- Swat unaffected by federal budget cuts
- CJC decides to readmit Boothe
- Another year, another drop in U.S. News rankings
- Budget cuts don't dampen orientation
- New IDs for first-years only
- Construction projects spread across the campus
Living & Arts
- You've got to fight for your right to park
- 'Dirty Pretty Things': dirty, pretty and important
- Upcoming drama productions go Greek, Fringe
- Celibate Swat? I think not. What you need to know.
- Editor's Picks
- Inside the Science Center
Opinions
- To all competitive Swatties: We're number three, deal with it
- The price of the wired age
- Proactive Pan-Africa vs. reactive Diaspora
- New amendment for unequal rights
Sports
- Garnet capture Swat Kick Classic crown
- Serve, set, match
- Volleyball dig deep to defeat SUNY New Paltz
- KISS, Britney Spears and Anna Kournikova. Oh, and football.
- Tide erupt to score four goals against Wilkes at Swat Tourney
- Teams with strong defenses and running games succeed in NFL
- Field hockey hits the turf
- Swarthmore Sports by the Numbers
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