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From: rat@astrovax.UUCP (Stephen J. Ratcliff)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: places to meet women: volunteer work
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Date: Thu, 19-Jul-84 15:13:03 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul 19 15:13:03 1984
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(this line has volunteered for a mission so dangerous...)

...And if you're thinking of volunteer work, why not consider
Recording For The Blind ?  This organization records various
reading material, especially textbooks, on cassette tapes and
distributes them free of charge to blind, or otherwise physically
handicapped, students nationwide.  There are many RFB studios
across the country, perhaps even in YOUR city.

Volunteers are needed for all phases involved in the production
of tapes, but particularly sought (at least here in Princeton--
ARE YOU LISTENING, EECS Dept.?) are people with expertise in
technical fields (including computer science) where it is important
that the reader be familiar with the jargon, notation, complicated
figures etc.

The degree of commitment can be as little as 1.5 hours per session,
with sessions usually regularly scheduled but at a time convenient
to you; or, as much as you want.

Take it from me, it's a good time, and worthwhile, too.  If some
of you computer jocks out there would give a little time, I might
be relieved of reading CDC FORTRAN manuals...and who knows:  you
could meet some nice, attractive, warm, single type people!

Steve Ratcliff			Princeton University Dept. of Astrophysics
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