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…that “10 percent of existing public colleges and 50 percent of independent colleges with close in the next 25 years,” and all the rest will be dramatically reshaped by the digital revolution. (1) The main idea is that traditional colleges will soon be replaced…

…try and sneak off into a computer lab and try to play as much as they could. When flight simulation games came out kids were amazed at the fact that they could fly around the sky and have it feel like that they are actually in the plane. The game…

…the Industrial Revolution, along with the study of geography, and Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. With developments in technology and fieldwork and increased support of governments, these fields have expanded to cover a broad range of social sciences…

…as an economic necessity, and wages a constant war with another of the world's powers, was only in Orwell's imagination. . . wasn't it? In today's world of hi-tech computers, video cameras, and television, the government, along with any other agency with the right…

…Genome Project has been started. Scientist around the world are using super computers to crack the code. This 15 year project is predicted to end by the year 2005(Dewitt, 1994). That is only 10 years from now. What does that mean to the average Joe…

…the people who made them who, again, were separated from the people who sold them. The industrial revolution also created the concept of the market. Personal needs, or the whims of a patron, were replaced by a more abstract demand: the tastes of a large, amorphous…

…between these sort of CD-ROM is the topic we are going to discuss. CD: CD-R: CD-RW DVD: VCD: THE invention of CD is a great revolution of data record and storage ,it can content far more than a floppy disc and it is much…

…of new and older cars; his answer might shock you. Tools, such as diagnostic computers, that are required to figure out what the problem is, and precision parts designed and built overseas add up to a large repair bill on newer cars. Even though it is true…

…or European. During that particular time the industrial revolution was strong and provided a deep sense of optimism and "bigness". The rest of the world was not booming and becoming urbanized. I would imagine that in fact no one in un-industrialized places like…

…. Scientist around the world are using super computers to crack the code. This 15 year project is predicted to end by the year 2005(Dewitt, 1994). That is only 10 years from now. What does that mean to the average Joe?         Well, today we already live…