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IN BRIEF
On The Rocks sings In
The Dark on Saturday
At 11:59 p.m. Saturday, campus’
men’s a cappella singing group On
The Rocks will present its annual
midnight show on the lawn
just north of the School of
Music building.
On The Rocks In The Dark, in
its fifth year, was developed “to
give something back to our fans at
the end of the year,” On The
Rocks founding member Peter
Hollens said.
Hollens said the concert also
serves as a way to say goodbye to
graduating members of the group —
three this year — and to welcome
new members. The group will per
form its entire repertoire, and Hol
lens said the music will probably
continue past 2 a.m. Sunday.
The concert is free, and attendees
are advised to bring blankets and
come early because of limited space
on the lawn.
— Eva Sylwester
LGBTQA prom takes
place this weekend
“Rainbow Royalty” is the theme
for this year’s Queer Prom, an event
sponsored by the Lesbian, Gay, Bi
sexual, TYansgender, Queer Alliance
from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday at
the Red Lion Hotel. There is a sug
gested donation of $3 to $5, but no
one will be turned away.
The event will include dancing,
food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic
beverages and a photographer.
LGBTQA encourages high school
and college students and any mem
bers from the community to get
“jazzed up” and attend the event.
— Brittni McClenahan
Microsoft admits popular
MSN site hacked in Korea
WASHINGTON — Microsoft
Corp. acknowledged Thursday that
hackers booby-trapped its popular
MSN Web site in South Korea to try
to steal passwords from visitors.
The company said it was unclear
how many Internet users might
have been victimized.
Microsoft said it cleaned the
Web site, www.msn.co.kr, and re
moved the dangerous software code
that unknown hackers had added
earlier this week. A spokesman,
Adam Sohn, said Microsoft was
confident its English-language Web
sites were not vulnerable to the
same type of attack.
South Korea is a leader in high
speed Internet users worldwide. Mi
crosoft’s MSN Web properties —
which offer news, financial advice,
car- and home-buying information
and more — are among the most
popular across the Web.
The affected Microsoft site in
South Korea offers news and other
information plus links to the
company’s free e-mail and search
services. Its English-language equiv
alent is the default home Internet
page for the newest versions of its
flagship Windows software sold in
the United States.
The Korean site, unlike U.S. ver
sions, was operated by another com
pany Microsoft did not identify. Mi
crosoft's own experts and Korean
police authorities were investigating,
but Microsoft believes the computers
were vulnerable because operators
failed to apply necessary software
patches, Sohn said.
— The Associated Press
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