Va. Tech panel gets Cho's mental records
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Relatives of the student gunman who killed 32 people on the Virginia Tech campus turned over his mental health records to a gubernatorial panel investigating the shootings, the panel's chairman said Thursday.
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By Tom Holden, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Dec. 15--RICHMOND -- Gov. Timothy M.
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By Randy Ludlow, The Columbus Dispatch, Ohio  Sep. 6--An Ohio University consultant has recovered interview notes and other documents behind its investigation of hacker thefts of personal data from campus computers.
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Okay, I've read the 260 pages filed by the review panel that investigated the Virginia Tech shootings, and I understand that the university should have stepped in to help Seung Hui Cho but didn't, that Cho's parents should have alerted the college to his condition but didn't and that the state...
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A U.S. military panel heard the case Wednesday of a Guantanamo Bay prisoner accused of fighting for Afghanistan's ousted Taliban regime, as a U.S. judge ordered the government to release records of alleged prisoner abuse at the American base.
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By Christina Nuckols, The Virginian-Pilot, Norfolk, Va.  Feb. 24--RICHMOND -- Gov. Timothy M.
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Robert Howard told a U.S. Senate committee last week that the VA is in the process of installing encryption software on all its laptops during confirmation hearings on his appointment to assistant secretary for information and technology of the agency.
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GAME NOTES: The ACC&#39;s two Tech schools meet up in Atlanta this weekend, as the 22nd-ranked Virginia Tech Hokies come calling on the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets in a Thursday evening clash from Bobby Dodd Stadium.
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The panel appointed by the governor to investigate the massacre at Virginia Tech is critical of the university's response to the shootings and its treatment of Seung Hui Cho, concluding that some lives could have been saved if officials had issued an alert sooner that a gunman was on campus.
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A report by the inspector general at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs criticized an IT specialist and the directors of one of the agency's medical centers in connection with the loss or theft of a hard drive containing data about more than 1.5 million people.
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Past presidential candidates and their critics have been known to shade the truth for political purposes. But to memory researchers, it doesn't take intentional falsifying to understand the discrepancies in the retelling of Sen. John Kerry's war experiences.
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Letter: Setting the record straight on network location awareness and Vista Group Policy.
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PC Pro A new survey finds that one-third of information technology staffers &#145;&#145;take advantage of their position to look through private files, wage data, personal e-mails, and HR details.&#146;&#146; They claim it&#146;s simply human nature. They ask: &#145;&#145;Why does it surprise you that so many of us snoop around your files; wouldn&#146;t you if you had secret access to anything ...
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The government said Thursday it had recovered a Veterans Affairs Department subcontractor's lost desktop computer containing personal data for 16,000 veterans.
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RICHMOND -- After last spring's shooting at Virginia Tech, the extent of the confusion over federal privacy laws at college campuses became obvious.
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By CINDY CLAYTON  BY CINDY CLAYTON  THE VIRGINIAN-PILOT  CHESAPEAKE - Two board members disclosed Friday that they a re among about 250 school system employees who learned last week that their personal information has been stolen.
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University CIOs at Computerworld's Mobile & Wireless World conference said they are under scrutiny to find ways to better communicate in disasters in the aftermath of the shootings at Virginia Tech in April.