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Playing in the Bentley Sandbox

November 17, 2011 Headlines

Students experiment with technology in new CIS lab By Lissie Martin In this cold weather, a lot of students are wishing they could head to the coast. Although Bentley may not have a beach, we do have the brand new CIS Learning and Technology Sandbox in Smith Academic Technology Center room 234. Mark Frydenberg, senior [...]

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Cheating rises with new technology

November 18, 2010 Editorials

One of the biggest problems facing today’s professors is cheating. The increase in technology and student ingenuity has caused a large increase in these dishonest actions. In fact, Bentley professors are required to include an Academic Honesty section in each of their syllabi. With cheating becoming a growing concern, there must be a way for [...]

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McCallum among top in nation

November 11, 2010 Headlines

Grad School’s technology secures top ranking in campus facilities Written by: Brenna O’Connell The Princeton Review recently named Bentley University’s McCallum Graduate School of Business as best in the nation for its campus facilities. This notoriety did not develop overnight, and the school has no intentions of slowing down. The top ranking of McCallum’s campus [...]

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Students upset over Faculty control of Internet

October 7, 2010 News

Faculty cites frequent student abuse of computer privileges during lectures as reason to limit total access Written by: Lacey Nemergut Bentley University, nationally recognized for its innovative technology, is no exception to the widespread problem of students abusing Internet privileges during class time. Though Bentley has classroom control systems which allow teachers to disable Internet [...]

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New MyBentley to better support high student traffic

September 23, 2010 News

Revamped home site for all students is far more user friendly, organized and responsive Written By: Katie Spinello This past summer, students, faculty and staff members of Bentley University joined forces to unveil a completely redesigned, innovative MyBentley. The newlty revamped website, which was designed around feedback from these three groups, has been well-received by [...]

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A week without technology – A Vanguard writer goes where no college student dares

February 25, 2010 Headlines

Written by: Dan Caponetti It’s true that technology makes our lives easier, but are we addicted? Advanced technology is an enormous part of the Bentley education and is an essential part of every student’s life. We are the fourth “Most Wired Campus” in America, according to the Princeton Review and PC Magazine. Technology here ranges [...]

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Technology fails to consider all options

February 4, 2010 Editorials

Written by: The Vanguard Editorial Board Convenience and time saving are what we expect from technology. We expect it to serve us well. At Bentley, we use technology for everything from shutting the window shades in classrooms to picking a place to live. But technology today cannot be intuitive, it cannot register the world beyond [...]

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CES Day One

January 8, 2010 C.E.S. 2010

Written by: Ian Markowitz Day one of CES has proved to be quite an exhausting one as I tried to cover as much ground as possible and still haven’t seen many of the big players at the show such as Sony, Panasonic, Samsung, IBM, Intel, and others. My aim is to do separate pieces on the noteworthy [...]

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New Signs Designed to Keep People Informed

September 23, 2004 News

New electronic signs displaying information on campus events, news items, and possibly stock quotes are being considered for several locations on campus.

Currently Bentley has LED display signs at the Forest and Beaver Street entrances. But the college is working with Trans-Lux, a display technology company, on the possibility of expanding signage on campus.

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