.mac mail via internet access

When I access my .mac mail account via the internet I cannot open mailboxes or mail. We have a T1 line access at school but the computer is e Mac running 10.3.9. It worked just fine until about a week ago. Any ideas?
e Mac Mac OS X (10.3.9)

And you are running Tiger OS 10.4.11 which is what this forum covers?

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