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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Jun 1997.
Re: CP2 POST

Re: CP2 POST

In article <Pin...@paladin.wright.edu>, Kim Gilcher <s01...@discover.wright.edu> writes:
|> I am so glad I am done with this class.

So am I.

[ someone else's included post snipped ]

Btw, if your teacher wants you to learn how to use Usenet, let him (/her)
suggest to his students they use one of the university's local newsgroups
instead. I am sure also Wright State University has some.

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From: ken...@cs.utwente.nl (Arjan Kenter)
Subject: Re: CP2 POST
Date: 1997/06/06
Message-ID: <5n7ne6$5v...@pandora.cs.utwente.nl>#1/1
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Organization: University of Twente, Dept. of Computer Science
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