comp-academic-freedom-talk-request@eff.org (05/12/91)
Archive-name: internet/policy/cud-school-policies/1991-05-11
Archive-directory: ftp.cs.widener.edu:/pub/cud/schools/ [192.55.239.132]
Original-posting-by: comp-academic-freedom-talk-request@eff.org
Original-subject: New to the Computers and Academic Freedom (CAF) archive
Reposted-by: emv@msen.com (Edward Vielmetti, MSEN)
Back issues of CAF-news are now available via anonymous ftp
from eff.org (192.88.144.3). They are in directory academic/news.
The issues to date are cafv01n01, cafv01n02, cafv01n03, and cafv01n04.
Also, the Computer Undergound Digest's archives contains the policy
statements from many universities. I've copied them to the CAF archive
on eff.org. They are in directory academic/widener. I'm enclosing
the Index file.
- Carl
encl: Index to policy statements of many universities
README file for the CAF archive
Info on how to get these files via email.
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index.policy
This file
A general Info file.
Acadia.policy
Acadia University Computer Centre, Computer Centre Policies
<published>
Baylor.policy
Baylor University's Ethics Code and Policies <published>
Bibliography
A file for citations and references.
BITNET.policy
BITNET Abuse policy
BostonU.policy
Boston University's Policy on Computing Ethics
<published>
ColgateU.policy
A policy statement from Cogate Univerity's
Student Handbook. As well as a copy of the standard
agreement form.
ColumbiaU.policy
University of Columbia's Policy. Permission to copy
should be sent to the CUCCA seth@ctr.columbia.edu
DanWebster.policy
Daniel Webster College's policy agreements for
student employees.
JMadisonU.policy
a draft of a Computer Ethics Statement by an
Ad Hoc Committee on Computer Literacy at James Madison
University
Kansas.State.policy
A policy statement published by Computing and
Telecommunications Activities, Cardwell 20, Kansas
State University, Manhattan, Kansas 66506. Oct. 1988
MichStU.policy
John Lees forwards a _draft_ of a policy for the College
of Engineering at Michigan State University.
Mich.TechU.policy
MTU Policies, Michigan Technological University
NewCastleU.policy
University of New Castle rules and regulations for central
& departmental facilities. Comments by Alan Hargraves.
NewMexStU.policy
D. Bryan Emery submits a published policy statement
from New Mexico State University. It has evolved
from several iterations of study.
Other.Info
Files that reference other pertinent information
and sources.
Purdue.policy
Purdue Univ. Engineering policy, August 7, 1987
RIACS.policy
(Research Institute for Advanced Computer Science).
It draws heavily from the MIT Project Athena policy
statement posted earlier in RISKS.
RoseHulman.CS.policy
Frank Young Chairman, Department of Computer Science
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology September, 1989
Submits the Computer Science Department's policy.
UofIdaho.policy
University of Idaho's Ethics Policy <published>
UofMissouriC.policy
U of Missouri-Columbia Computing Rules and with comments
Reprinted from the _Campus_Computing_Newsletter_ of the
University of Missouri- Columbia, Vol 16 Number 2,
October 1988, pages 5-6.
see also the COMPUTER SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Statement on
Academic Dishonesty (UMC.CS.policy)
UofMissouriKC.policy
Computer Ethics policy University of Missouri-Kansas City
From UMKC, Access A New Era, January 1988.
contact "Greg Johnson -aka CCGREG@UMCVMB.MISSOURI.EDU"
UofMissouriRolla.policy
University of Missouri-Rolla, Computing Guidelines
Published June 15, 1989
This statement references Missouri Revised Statutes.
contact "Greg Johnson -aka CCGREG@UMCVMB.MISSOURI.EDU"
UofNewMexico.policy
U of New Mexico <draft> based loosely on the Univ.
of Washington's Ethics policy. It incorporates new
statements in the area of research on self replicating
code and is definitive about copyrights.
UofPitt.policy
Univ. of Pittsburgh User's Guide to Academic Computing,
September 1987 (the latest handy).
UofWales.policy
U of Wales computing policy.
UMC.CS.policy
U of Missouri-Columbia Computer Science Department
statement on academic dishonesty. <published>
WashU.Engr.policy
The Center For Engineering Computing's Unix
Instructional Account Policies
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Paper copies only:
from CAUSE- CSD-0246 Baylor Univ. Policies. 1 page.
CSD-0219 Loyla Univ. Policies long.
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README
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Computers and Academic Freedom (CAF) Archive
This is an electronic library of information about computers and
academic freedom.
It is available via anonymous ftp to eff.org (192.88.144.3) in
directory "academic". For more information, to make contributions, or
to report typos contract Carl Kadie (kadie@eff.org).
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batch
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This is a directory of notes that have been sent over the
comp-academic-freedom mailing list. Each file is a list
of one week's notes (in batch form). Also, see "news".
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batchin
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This is a list of all notes that have been sent over the
comp-academic-freedom mailing list. The notes are in the batch
(digest) format.
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caf
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A discription to the comp-academic-freedom-talk mailing list.
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ecpa.1986
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Portions of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 (ECPA) related
to e-mail privacy.
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eff.rights
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An overview of the electronic frontier and the U.S Bill of Rights
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email.privacy.essay
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"Computer Electronic Mail and Privacy", an edited version of a law
school seminar paper by Ruel T. Hernadex
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jmcabstract
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Professor John McCarthy lead the effort to restore "rec.humor.funny"
at Stanford. In March of 1991, he travelled to the University of
Waterloo, a place where "rec.humor.funny" was (and still is) banned.
At Waterloo, he gave one talk on a new computer language and a second
talk on "Network Publication and Free Expression". This is the
abstract of that talk. (Also, see "stanford.statements")
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k12.networks.survey
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Results of a survey by EDUCOM and IBM on the status of
computer networking in K12 education.
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library.canada
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Canadian Library Association Statement on Intellectual Freedom
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library.porn
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A parody of a real newpaper article published in the Houston Chronicle. The
parody is my Carl Kadie. It was published in rec.humor.funny.
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library.us
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The "Freedom to Read Statement" of the American Library Association
and Association of American Publishers.
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library.us.excerpts
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Excepts from the "Freedom to Read Statement" of the American Library
Association and Association of American Publishers.
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listserv.tar
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Listserv code for Unix
We got the code from UCSD. We improved it (mostly with modifications
to the Makefile). Sadly, there is no real documention.
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ncsa.email
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The National Center for Supercomputer Applications (NCSA) is a department
in the University of Illinois' Graduate College. On April 1, 1991
the NCSA set down a new e-mail policy. The policy was cleared by the
University's legal counsel and the Graduate College. Faculty, students,
and researchers, however, were not consulted.
This note has three parts. The first is a critique of the policy. The
critique concludes that the policy is inconsistant with the
Consitution, Academic Freedom, and University policy. The second part
of this notes is the text of the policy. The third part is notes from
a conversation with an NCSA Administrator.
[On of April 23, 1991 (14 hours after this information was distributed),
the NCSA as decided to revise its policy.]
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news
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This is a directory of all issues of the Computers and Academic Freedom News.
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newsin
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This is a list of all issues of the Computers and Academic Freedom News.
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nsf
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The tentative statement by the National Science Foundation on
acceptable use of the backbone networks.
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stanford.statements
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"In 1989 rec.humor.funny was suppressed in some of the Stanford
University computers. After a campaign it was re-installed in those
computers."
This file contains
1) the "Statement of Protest about the AIR Censorship of rec.humor.funny"
2) a statement by the Stanford faculty committee on libraries
3) Notes from Professor John McCarthy on how censorship was fought at Stanford
(also see "jmcabstract")
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student.freedoms
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Joint Statement on Rights and Freedoms of Students -- This is the main
statement on student academic freedom.
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uiuc.code.excerpts
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Excerpts from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's Code on
Campus Affairs and Regulations Applying to All Students (Aug. 1985)
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widener
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The computer polices of many schools. This is a directory of files.
For a description of the file see file widener/Index. (The files are
from the Computer Underground Digest archives, available via anonymous
ftp from ftp.cs.widener.edu.)
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Last update
Sat May 11 20:00:36 EDT 1991
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-- comp.archives file verification
ftp.cs.widener.edu
total 101
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2857 Apr 6 16:22 umich-1.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4440 Mar 11 23:39 Index
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4558 Feb 26 13:22 washu.engr.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2015 Feb 26 13:22 uofwales.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 1607 Feb 26 13:22 uofpitt.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4330 Feb 26 13:21 uofnewmexico.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2261 Feb 26 13:21 uofmissourirolla.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4139 Feb 26 13:21 uofmissouric.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 1571 Feb 26 13:21 uofmissourikc.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 1032 Feb 26 13:21 uofidaho.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2788 Feb 26 13:21 umc.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2677 Feb 26 13:21 rose.hulman.cs.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 3187 Feb 26 13:21 riacs.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4738 Feb 26 13:21 purdue.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 3890 Feb 26 13:21 newmexstu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2356 Feb 26 13:21 newcastleu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 6086 Feb 26 13:21 michstu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4307 Feb 26 13:21 umich-2.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 3272 Feb 26 13:21 kansas.state.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 3707 Feb 26 13:21 jmadisonu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2267 Feb 26 13:21 danwebster.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2758 Feb 26 13:21 columbiau.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 4328 Feb 26 13:21 colgateu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2380 Feb 26 13:20 bostonu.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 2398 Feb 26 13:20 baylor.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 1472 Feb 26 13:20 bitnet.Z
-r--r--r-- 1 0 7132 Feb 26 13:20 acadia.Z
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