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Incoming subfreshmen may have school-issued computers for 2012-13 school year

For the 2012-13 school year, Uni is considering providing a computers for all subfreshmen. Although the project is not finalized yet, the plan is that Uni will buy each incoming subreshman a computer for the student's use at school and home.

The case of the damaged computer case: $120 to replace

When math teacher Ioana Boca's class tried to use the computer workstations in Room 206 last month, none of them worked. Technology specialist Kathleen Booth initially suspected a hard-drive fail in the main computer. Booth brought the computer to her office. That's when she discovered the damage to the case.

A touch of tech: Laptops, iPods enter the classroom

Thanks to a $200,000 donation from two Uni alums, the school was able to make a substantial investment in new equipment over the summer, allowing students to learn electronically in the classroom. Using about $60,000 of that gift, Uni purchased 40 MacBook laptops and 40 iPod Touches. Luke Karmazin has more about the mobile labs inside.
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