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From: nall@cs.utk.edu (John Nall)
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Subject: Re: Help
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Date: 9 Apr 91 00:04:28 GMT
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In article <18f3eb99.ARN1132@easy.lrcd.com> lron@easy.lrcd.com writes:
>I'm looking for anyone who is taking/teaching a course using Minix to help
>me out.  I work at a job in which I don't have a chance to go to school
>and would like to get ahold of the coursework and stuff for this.

Oh, come on now!  Get the book and read it!  All we do when we teach a
course is to ask, plead, cajole, force, threaten, and otherwise somehow
manage to manipulate students into (a) reading the book and (b) looking
at the software (this is usually disguised as a "project").

John Nall