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digest 1996-03-21 #001



11:29 PM 3/21/96 -0800
From: "Society for Literature & Science" 

Daily SLS Email Digest
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Date: 21 Mar 1996 09:04:22 -0800
From: porusd@rpi.edu (David Porush)
Subject: RE: CLEARANCE: SLS abstract books
At 12:51 PM 3/18/96 +0000, Carol Colatrella wrote:
>>An extra set (the whole lot) would be great. Let me know your
mailing
>>charges, and I'll get a check right out.  Thanks.
>
>
>Lance,
>  I only have multiple copies of 1993 and 1995 abstracts, but I'm
charging
>$5 each volume to cover the mailing cost basically.  Otherwise, my
office
>will be choked with cartons.  Abstracts for 1992 (Atlanta) and 1994
(New
>Orleans) sold out shortly after the conferences.
>  So if you want 93 and 94, send a check for $10.
>  Thanks for your interest.
>Carol
Hey, I've got a whole bunch of abstracts from the 1986 SLS Conference
in Worcester, and the 1987 SLS in Albany if anyone is interested.
David
David Porush, Professor
Language, literature & communication
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, New York 12180 USA
e-mail:  porusd@rpi.edu
tel: (518) 276-6467
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Date: 21 Mar 1996 09:40:20 -0800
From: "Wayne Miller" 
Subject: A plea for syllabi!
Hi,
Following up on Lance Schachterle's recent posting on Literature &
Science
syllabi, let me reiterate that SLS has a(n unofficial) web page for
posting
syllabi:
http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/projects/sls/syllabi/
If you don't use the web, you can also email your syllabus to me
directly 
(waynem@humnet.ucla.edu) as part of an email message or as an email
attachment of any time.
I've requested the old list of syllabi, and will see about adding them
to 
the online database. In the meantime, *please* take a moment to dig out
that
old (or new!) word processing document with your syllabus, and send it
in!
We get a fair amount of traffic on the syllabus database. In a recent
two-
week period, the "course title" version of the database was
accessed 65
times. Right now, people only see 3 titles there. Let's help each other
out
and get a representative list of courses up!
Thanks -
Wayne
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Wayne Miller                     waynem@humnet.ucla.edu
Germanic Languages               2326 Murphy Hall, UCLA
Humanities Computing Facility    343 Kinsey Hall,  UCLA
(310) 206-2004                   FAX:    (310) 825-7428                 

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Date: 21 Mar 1996 11:10:33 -0800
From: Lori Wagner 
Subject: Re: A plea for syllabi!
Hi,
I have a syllabus for you.  Will mail it to your address asap.
Lori Wagner
According to Wayne Miller:
>
> Hi,
>
> Following up on Lance Schachterle's recent posting on Literature
& Science
> syllabi, let me reiterate that SLS has a(n unofficial) web page for
posting
> syllabi:
>
> http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/projects/sls/syllabi/
>
> If you don't use the web, you can also email your syllabus to me
directly
> (waynem@humnet.ucla.edu) as part of an email message or as an
email
> attachment of any time.
>
> I've requested the old list of syllabi, and will see about adding
them to
> the online database. In the meantime, *please* take a moment to dig
out that
> old (or new!) word processing document with your syllabus, and send
it in!
>
> We get a fair amount of traffic on the syllabus database. In a
recent two-
> week period, the "course title" version of the database
was accessed 65 
> times. Right now, people only see 3 titles there. Let's help each
other out
> and get a representative list of courses up!
>
> Thanks -
>
> Wayne
> /-------------------------------------------------------/
>  Wayne Miller                     waynem@humnet.ucla.edu
>  Germanic Languages               2326 Murphy Hall, UCLA
>  Humanities Computing Facility    343 Kinsey Hall,  UCLA
>  (310) 206-2004                   FAX:    (310) 825-7428           
    
> /-------------------------------------------------------/
>
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Date: 21 Mar 1996 12:09:35 -0800
From: Robert Maxwell Young 
Subject:
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