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May 12, 2005, 3:31 pm
How much wireless Internet access do college students really need? Officials of the University of Maryland at College Park hope to answer that question with a pilot program that tests the utility of dorm-room hot spots. The results of the project may determine whether the university will install wireless points throughout residence halls or in just a few areas commonly used for studying. (The Diamondback)
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