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From: zrfp0128@AWSSN3.RUS.UNI-STUTTGART.DE (Joerg Hertzer)
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Subject: Re: High Schools on the Internet
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Date: 11 Apr 90 08:40:23 GMT
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Gregory G. Woodbury
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wrote:

>In article <9004060906.AA00677@awssn3.rus.uni-stuttgart.de.>
>(Joerg Hertzer) writes:
>>quoting someone else without attribution:
>>>Am I the only Luddite out here that thinks that High Schools should not be
>>>on the Internet?
.
.
.
>	I would think that anyone using this medium would react to the
>name Luddite's the way that a Jewish person might react to the term NAZI!
>The anti-technology implications of Luddite are just as bad as the other.

Two remarks:

1. I quoted an E-Mail of
 	Greg Earle
	Sun Microsystems, Inc. - JPL on-site Software Support
	earle@poseur.JPL.NASA.GOV	(direct)
	earle@Sun.COM			(indirect)
   and wrote that in my E-Mail.

2. English is a foreign language to me. I have newer seen the word 'Luddite'
   before and cannot find it in my dictionaries.

Joerg Hertzer
Computer Center University Stuttgart
West Germany
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