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cover story
Dragon Systems, the firm started by Janet MacIver
Baker, J69, and her husband, Jim, cracked one of the
most intractable problems in computing-speech
recognition. Then, just as the business was poised to
grow worldwide, the Bakers watched as its new parent
company went bust, taking all of their technology,
employees, and money with it.
BY MICHAEL BLANDING
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Upstairs, downstairs, and all around the great country houses of England, a historian immerses himself in an ordered world now faded.
by hugh howard, A74 |
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other Features L.A. Makeover, In the Company of Animals
Think Tank
Guest Thinker: Balancing sports and academics,
The Human Animal: Beauty’s archetypes, Scholar at Large: The false tranquility of 1912, Negotiating Life: Making the deal come true
Departments Newswire, Planet
Tufts, Letters, Creations, Doers’ Profiles,
The Big Day, Afterimage |
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