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From: russell@acf3.NYU.EDU (Bill Russell)
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Subject: Re: pronouns for Bryce
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Date: Fri, 21-Aug-87 22:04:00 EDT
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Just use the third person plural in place of the singular when gender is
unknown, unwanted, etc.  This is very sensible, and it is (I've been told)
actually a revival of a usage that had some real currency in the nn-th
(I can't recall "nn") century.  I've known many people in Nueva York who
have agreed with this for years -- but it won't catch on because many people
would rather make up an absurd and ugly new word in order to make a point.
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From: russell@acf3.NYU.EDU (Bill Russell)
Date: 21-Aug-87 22:06 EDT
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Ooooops!!
Forgot to sign that last reply!
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(Richard Reich as russell@nyu)  NOT Bill Russell!
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From: mckenney@acf2.UUCP (Alan Michael McKenney)
Date: 21-Aug-87 13:20 EDT
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Subject: TeX for Atari ST?
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Does anyone know of a version of TeX for the Atari ST?
I would particularly like one with .dvi output and drivers
for a monochrome monitor and for some of the cheaper (i.e.,
non-PostScript) laser printers.

Alan McKenney (mckenney@acf2.nyu.edu)