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From: C503719@umcvmb.missouri.edu (Baird McIntosh)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Student Reps?
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Date: 20 Feb 90 14:16:51 GMT
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In article <27084@cup.portal.com>, Doug_B_Erdely@Cup.Portal.Com (Doug) writes:
>About a week ago there was an article posted concerning a NEW program from
>CBM for Student Amiga reps. I went back trying to find the article and
>cant seem to find it. Could someone point me to the article (maybe the
>thread title) or better yet mail me the article that contained the E-mail
>address to CBM? We have several Students in our user group who would LOVE
>to help push the Amiga. I wanted to contect CBM for more info and the
>needed forms. Thanks for ANY and ALL help! :)

  I posted the original article.  The information in it came from a letter
that was sent to a member of the Columbia Commodore User group.  I want to
reiterate (that seems redundant; should be iterate, i.e. repeat) that I am
in no way associated with Commodore or their Student Rep program, assuming
one exists.  Following my post, someone else followed up saying that this
program was not in effect yet.  Thus, I will not be giving out any further
info/details from the letter since I don't know if the program exists.  I will
give you the email address for Michael Levin who is supposed to be the in-house
student consultant in West Chester; ask him about the new ASOCC program:

              mikel@cbmvax.commodore.com

Also, if that address bounces, try:  cbmvax!mikel@uunet.uu.net

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Baird McIntosh (2nd yr CS/Math major, University of Missouri-Columbia)
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