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From: acm131@eric.ccs.northeastern.edu (Craig Scott Lennox)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Fair and equal Representation
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Date: 20 Nov 89 14:44:21 GMT
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At our school (Northeastern) there are a lot of student sales reps
for the major computer companies, like IBM, Apple and Zenith.  Through
these students, hundreds of students who would never have dreamt of 
buying an over-expensive PS/2, buy one instead of a cheap clone.  The
power these reps have to publicise and push computers on their peers is
unbelievable..  and the students they sell to now are the computer market
of the 1990s.

So, what I'd like to know is:

		WHERE THE HELL ARE THE AMIGA REPS??!???!?!

I know of hundreds of Comp Sci and double-E majors at N.U. who would *love*
and highly appreciate the Amiga, for its great graphics, high degree of
hack-ability, and especially its multitasking ability.  These things just
aren't available in their PC and Mac worlds, and if they really knew about
the Amiga alternative, they'd jump for it.  But there isn't anyone to give them
the facts.  And being typical college students, they aren't going to see TV
commericial because they never watch TV.  Commodore is MISSING OUT on the
future computer market.  They ought to get some student representation out
here.


Hell, I'd volunteer!!


						Craig.

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