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From: prem@geomag.fsu.edu (Prem Subrahmanyam)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Fair and equal Representation
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Date: 20 Nov 89 18:00:13 GMT
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In article <4509@nigel.udel.EDU> acm131@eric.ccs.northeastern.edu (Craig Scott Lennox) writes:
>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. 
>Hell, I'd volunteer!!

   I agree wholeheartedly.  In fact, I bet there would be a number of students
   here at FSU that I know own Amigas that would also be willing to volunteer
   their services to demonstrate Amigas out in the Union Courtyard along with
   all the PS/2's and Mac's on display.  I bet the local users group would also
   be willing to put in some time for free as well.  But, to get paid for it,
   even a small amount, would make it all the more attractive (keep the amt.
   small, though, so that it remains enjoyable).  I wholeheartedly agree that
   Commodore is missing a valuable market in colleges.  I get so sick when
   I see the Mac booth set up with all the black&white little monsters 
   sequencing MIDI keyboards and the like, making tons of nice music.  I 
   personally think that this would be a worthwhile investment in advertising
   dollars....get some Amiga enthusiasts out there to promote the best personal
   computer around.
   ---Prem Subrahmanyam