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Subject: Re:  Why people own Apples
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Date: Wed, 7-Sep-83 08:13:17 EDT
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From:      Brint Cooper (CTAB) <abc@brl-bmd>

Another reason:

	If you teach in an elementary school where Apple computers are
being used in the classroom, and if you wish to write and evaluate 
instructional software at home, and if you do not wish (or are not allowed) to
carry the school's microcomputer back and forth, then you own an Apple!

	Why, you may ask, did the school obtain an Apple?  The answer's as
old as computing:  other schools in the District already owned Apples, and
they wanted software compatibility, common expertise, and a single maintenance
contract.

Brint