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Name: Richard Bergl on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Christian Huemer on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I am ennoyed especially because I know now that emails for me were not delivered at all. This can create tremendous professional and privat troubles!Flag
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Name: Robert Engle on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I have actually noticed a slight improvement over the past six months or so, but there still seem to be an unacceptable level of disruptions.Flag
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Name: Felipe Amaral on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Milos Miljkovic on Oct 28, 2002Comments: Services that IR provide are laughable, they're not services but disasters, maintenance gets F so do sys. admins. Either they should do the job they get payed for partially by tech. fee or be kicked out and replaced with knowledgeable people.Flag
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Name: Melanie Hegge on Oct 28, 2002Comments: IR has more staff than other administrative offices. There is no reason these issues cannot be taken care of per the DSC petitionFlag
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Name: Gregory Williams on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Melissa Pavone on Oct 28, 2002Comments: The e-mail system often is not working, especially when I am at home and dialing into the system. I acknowledge that the University is attempting to resolve problems with the e-mail system and system breakdowns are less frequent than they were several years ago,I still experience times each month when I cannot access the system. The availability of the e-mail system is important to me because I am contacting by e-mail persons around the country to gather information for my dissertation. I appreciate the University's attempts to maintain the system and request that further efforts be made to make it more reliable. Thank you, Melissa PavoneFlag
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Name: Phyllis Fan Liang on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: David Schroeder on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Luis Rodriguez-Abascal on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I fully support this petition. Yours, Luis RodriguezFlag
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Name: Alejandro Quintana on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Thurston Domina on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Jennifer F. Dobbins on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Roblin Meeks on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Ana Ventuneac on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Natalia Caruso on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Patrick Morris on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Myra Bachmann on Oct 28, 2002Comments: In light of the imposition of a $75 technology fee to each student per semester, it would appear that funding to solve these problems is available. An educational organization such as ours should have an adequate communications system. Respectfully submitted, Myra Bachmann 10/28/2002Flag
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Name: Troy Fassbender on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Joyce Fassbender on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Alex Bozikovic on Oct 28, 2002Comments: Email service and accessibility problems have caused me serious inconvenience as a student, and embarassment as a teacher. The poor quality of service is inexplicable and inexcusable.Flag
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Name: Estevan Ruiz Limon on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Kelly Seufert on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I probably will not be able to access any reply without resetting my OST file and restarting Outlook, 3which I now do every time I attempt to access the program. i no longer need to consult with Information Resources as I can do it from memory.Flag
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Name: Valeriy Shafiro on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Joanna A. Giuttari on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Carrie Figdor on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Virginia Valian on Oct 28, 2002Comments: A completely different system is probably needed.Flag
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Name: Yvanne Joseph on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Maria Brincker on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: David Steinke on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Ben Jackle on Oct 28, 2002Comments: As the director of the music department's concert office I need to use my graduate center email daily. There have been numerous times when I have not been able to access my email due to network problems. This is in addition to the countless delays that slow network connections and outdated computers cause daily. Initially I applauded the increase in the fee for technology services, but that was when I thought it would mean better service, computers, etc. In fact I think that network resources at the Graduate Center are worse this year than they were last year. As such the technology fee has become just another monetary strain on an already tight graduate student's budget. Thank You, Ben JackleFlag
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Name: Douglas Plumer on Oct 28, 2002Comments: the network is so unreliable and so slow, i do all my computer work up at hunter geography, a department-run network with responsive and helpful ir people.Flag
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Name: Tania Levey on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Martin Duff on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Yasmin Ramirez on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I fully support this petition. We need better service in exchange for the high fees we pay.Flag
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Name: Carmen Medeiros on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Nikisha Williams on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Jason Kruk on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Marvin Carlson on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I know of no other institution of higher learning in the United States with computer service as unsatisfactory as ours.Flag
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Name: Sam Michalowski on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I applaud the DSC for bringing organized attention to absolute catastrophe that the Graduate Center's computer facilitites represent. How such ineptitude and idiotic purchasing decisions do not go unpunished is beyond me. They are even rewarded with the 75$ "technology fee". Did anyone notice that the service became markedly worse with the institution of this fee I have not paid my technology fee and I also urge you not to as well.Flag
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Name: Chung Chang on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Anna Obraztsova on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Tatiana Carayannis on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Merih Anil on Oct 28, 2002Comments: I am a Ph.D student in political science and research assistant at the Center for Urban Research. IR people are very helpful when there are computer-related problems, although it takes a long time for them to come because they are busy with other computer or system related problems. My main concern is with the system related problems. I am not sure how reliable is our network system, but I am sure that it needs to be improved. Sincerely, Merih AnilFlag
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Name: Michael Spear on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Paul Schleuse on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Heather Gautney on Oct 28, 2002Comments: given that we all paid technology fees, this is an extremely unfair inconvenience.Flag
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Name: Julia Rothenberg on Oct 28, 2002Comments:Flag
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Name: Will Hatheway on Oct 28, 2002Comments: Been so bad, I haven't tried to correct my failing password problem for the last two years (meaning no log-on access at all), since many time-consuming tries for the 1st year resulted in, well, time lost. I would very much like to get one again, especially as I am paying 75 bucks for the privelege, but fear the outcome...Flag