Undergrads make their homes on the Internet
From the telephone to the Internet, each generation of Chicago students has encountered a new form of technology. Most recently, the digital era has given College undergrads a novel means of self-expression-the personal home page.

The University provides students with free 20 megabytes of digital space to create their own Web sites. Available since 1995, the service was initially operated by students. Today, the University's Networking Services and Information Technology group administers a central server, which currently supports 2,398 personal Web pages for students, faculty, and staff. Recent graduates can maintain their sites up to two quarters after graduation.  [  MORE  ]

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