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From: max@trinity.uucp (Max Hauser)
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Subject: Re: Early good-bye
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Date: 6 Jun 88 02:11:10 GMT
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In article <5052@batcomputer.tn.cornell.edu> rwee@tcgould.tn.cornell.edu (Raymond Wee) writes:

>   Relax, there's usenet access at Cornell too. 

Thank you, I am already relaxed. Low blood pressure. But I wasn't 
expressing concern about access to usenet -- that is if anything too easy
to come by, in my opinion. It was rather a question of whether the 
continued vice is compatible with more-structured responsibilities.

Some firms that hire engineers now stipulate urine tests; I expect some 
will eventually require usenet tests as well. Maybe a polygraph with
flash cards, something like that. ("Usenet: just say no!")

>   ... So, don't fret you are not off to the black forest.

As it happens I like the Black Forest, what's left of it (and my ancestors
are from there). Indeed, it was a factor in deciding to go to Cornell...

Max Hauser / max@eros.berkeley.edu / ...{!decvax}!ucbvax!eros!max


   "I am trying to recover an -- ah -- ornament that has been 
   -- shall we say? -- mislaid. ... The ornament is a statuette,
   the black figure of a bird."