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From: ali@navajo.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: PCs in higher education --- Something from MacWorld
Message-ID: <1357@navajo.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: Sat, 31-Jan-87 15:52:37 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 31 15:52:37 1987
Date-Received: Sun, 1-Feb-87 12:02:53 EST
Reply-To: ali@navajo.ARPA (Ali Ozer)
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Juat out of sheer boredom, I was glancing through the pages of Feb '87
issue of MacWorld in the library. Then I saw an article entitled
"The PC revolution in Higher Education," by David Bunnell.  The article
was about the "Educom '86" conference. I started reading
the article, and, as you might expect, there was no mention of Commodore.
But they did mention Apple, IBM, DEC, etc... But, one of
the two pictures with the article was captioned "There was great
enthusiasm for developing innovative applications at this conference of 1600
scholars." The picture showed 7-8 scholarly looking people looking at the
screen of this computer, and they all seemed like they enjoyed what they
were seeing... And, the computer was an Amiga.

Ali Ozer, ali@navajo.stanford.edu