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From: davidk@dartvax.UUCP (David C. Kovar)
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Subject: Re: "And They Called it YUPpie Love..."
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Date: Tue, 29-May-84 12:16:40 EDT
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It also seems to be a very rare case. I've seen some women here fawn
over an assistant when their program bombs but never seen nor heard of
anyone courting a knowledgeable type. The BMOC still seem to be the
football players. And if they're after money, there's a med school just
down the road, not to mention a business school and an engineering
school a quarter mile from the computer center. If I was after money,
I'd forget about the guys trying to get their program to run in less
core and check out the engineering students. 

Another point: I do not consider many of the hard core computer people
here the most social of people. I know from looking at myself that,
unless I am careful, I tend to be fairly anti-social due to my chosen
profession.

For the record, I am male, work at the computer center as an assistant
and as a consultant, and am a computer science major. I think that the
people who wrote the article found a few select cases and generalized.

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David C. Kovar    
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