We are all taking CS201-Computers, Ethics
and Social Responsibility with Professor Eric Roberts in
the
Winter of
'98 at Stanford University. This
web
project shows our united efforts to study the ethical
issues involving domain names. Here's a little about the team members with
links to each individual's home page.
Eric Joseph Albert:
A perpetually busy sophomore computer science major, Eric spends his
time writing programs, doing Perl scripting for Rescomp, being president
of the College Bowl Club, and plotting to take over the world.
Yu Ping Hu:
When he's not busy teaching, grading or helping students debug their code
for CS106, Yu Ping tries to fit his own classwork around repaying his
steadily increasing sleep debt, playing the occassional card game, and
thinking about those Martian Soap Operas.
Nina Marie
Kim:
Nina is a junior majoring in Symbolic Systems, focusing on Human Computer
Interaction. She is also trying to figure out how to finish a minor in
studio art. She enjoys traveling around the Bay Area on any weekends she
has free (which are very few but valuable). She is also a Resident
Computer Consultant for Cedro House in Wilbur Hall.
Brandon Watts
Salmon:
Brandon Salmon is a Sophmore in Computer Science from Provo, Utah. Of the
different schools he has attended (8 in the last 9 years) Stanford is
definitely the best. When he is not programming, he is usually singing.
He currently sings bass in the Stanford Chamber Chorale, and looks forward
to touring England with them this summer. Following this year, he will
serve a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Philip Nathan
Shilane:
Philip was born on a warm spring morning in Des Moines, Iowa. Though
barely a few days old, he learned to gurgle and burp without any outside
assistance, surely a sign of his future greatness. He steadily progressed
through the next nineteen years, which brings us to the present. Philip
enjoys sitting on his sofa and staring at the wall as well as watching the
world go by. Oh, when it is sunny, sometimes he takes a lawn chair
outside and falls asleep while pretending to study. It's a great life,
isn't it.
How to contact us:
We are all available via e-mail for comments/questions about this project.
Please click to send e-mail:
Eric Albert,
Yu Ping Hu,
Nina Kim,
Brandon Salmon,
Philip Shilane
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