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Graduation 1999
Personal privacy advocate
to deliver keynote speech
By Tricia Schwennesen
for the Emerald
It’s not classified information
anymore.
This year’s keynote speaker for
spring commencement will be
Robert Ellis Smith, a personal priva
cy advocate, the publisher of the
monthly newsletter the Privacy
Journal and a personal friend of Uni
versity President Dave Frohnmayer.
The last graduating class for this
millennium will hear his warning
about the increasing commercial
and manipulative nature of the In
ternet.
More than 4,000 students are el
igible to participate in the gradua
tion exercises to be held at 12:30
p.m. June 12 at Hayward Field.
Smith, 58, said he began his
study of privacy issues 25 years
ago, first as a journalist and later
as a lawyer.
He has nine years experience as
a new reporter and editor with the
Detroit Free Press, Trenton Times,
The Southern Courier and News
day. He has also appeared on
“Face the Nation,” “Nightline”
and “All Things Considered.”
Recently, there has been a re
newed interest in privacy because
of the Internet.
“It’s clearly an issue that caught
up with me,” Smith said. “I was a
journalist, and I invaded privacy a
lot to gather news. It’s clearly a val
ue that clashes with other values. ”
Frohnmayer said Smith was in
vited to give the talk “because of
the timeliness of the topic and the
expertise that he brings to it. ”
“The issue of privacy in the
21st century will be an explosive
r
one,” Frohnmayer said. “Com
mencement is for the students and
their families — we hope the mes
sage has some interest and impact
on the audience.”
Frohnmayer said he and Smith
attended Harvard together where
they shared a dorm and later a
house. Smith graduated in 1962
and later re
ceived his
law degree
from George
town Uni
versity Law
Center in
1976.
“He’s a
very
thoughtful
guy, and he
has a tremen
dous sense of humor,” Frohnmay
er said. “Whatever the discussion,
it will be delivered with humor
and insight.”
Smith began publishing the Prov
idence, RI.-based newsletter in
1974. He is a nationally recognized
“privacy watchdog,” die author of
several books, a frequent speaker
and has served as a Congressional
witness on pri vacy issues.
hi 1997, Vice President Al Gore
picked Smith to serve on the Civil
Liberties Panel of the White
House Commission on Aviation
Safety and Security.
Smith said he is still formulat
ing ideas for how privacy relates
to new graduates.
And he doesn’t want to give it all
away, but his address, “Click on
Privacy,” will include discussion
of access, privacy and the Internet.
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