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From: akw@osupyr.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: OSUper!
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Date: Tue, 9-Dec-86 23:29:45 EST
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Posted: Tue Dec  9 23:29:45 1986
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Although I am not the most qualified to answer this question, I *AM* a
student at OSU and am somewhat familiar with the Amiga lab and its
uses...

	The Amiga Lab is a cooperative project between the IRCC (the 
Instruction and Research Computer Center, OSU's answer to the Pentagon)
and the College of the Fine Arts.  Presently the only class that I am
aware of that is utilizing the Amigas is a computer art/graphics class
(which sounds interesting to this undergrad since it does not have any
prereq's) but I am sure that OSU has other (bigger) plans for it.

	Right now IBMs and Apple Macs proliferate the campus with little
room for other high-end machines such as the Amiga and the Atari ST
(to which I am partial -- since I own one) but I am in no way an
"Atari soldier" -- I like to take computers on their merit -- and there
isn't a computer system that exists or has existed that has not had many
purposes.

	I am going to be starting a local ST/Amiga source database on this
system, thanks to my system manager.  All the posts here on the net are
much, much appreciated.

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akw%osupyr.uucp@osu-eddie.uucp		 		Andrew Weaver
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"Like cold water to a weary soul, so is good news to a distant land."
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