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Date: Tue, 5 Jan 93 16:03:38 -0500
From: krit@merit.edu

Please feel free to pass along this announcement to other
interested parties.

Regards,
Kristen Lofquist
Merit/NSFNET Information Services

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                       Merit Network presents
                     A Merit Networking Seminar
                         March 15-16, 1993
                    San Francisco Airport Hilton

Are you and your users interested in learning more about the worldwide
Internet?  Merit Network's popular seminar series, "Making your Internet
Connection Count" is intended for administrators, teachers, consultants,
writers, and librarians who want to begin exploring the Internet.

Featured speakers include:
  Tom Grundner, creator of the Cleveland Freenet
  Jeff Masters, creator of the U-M weather underground
  Jean Armour-Polly, Director of Information Services; NYSERNET, Inc.
  Paul Evan Peters, Executive Director, Coalition for Networked Information

A special feature will be a panel of WAIS, archie, and Gopher experts:
  George Brett, National WAIS Clearinghouse
  Alan Emtage, co-creator of archie
  Mark McCahill, Gopher project leader

An optional hands-on tutorial of using Internet resources will be offered
at Stanford University for an additional fee.

The cost of the 1 1/2 day seminar is $395 ($495 after February 24).  The
additional cost for the hands-on tutorial is $150.

A text-only (ASCII) version of the brochure is available electronically.
There are several ways you can get a copy:
 1) use Anonymous FTP to nic.merit.edu and get the file
    /nsfnet/seminar.brochure.march93
 2) send email to Merit's mail server at nis-info@nic.merit.edu.  The
    first line of text should read
      get seminar.brochure.march93
 3) use a Gopher client to connect to the Merit Network gopher server
    on nic.merit.edu port 70 and select "Merit Networking Seminar"

For a hardcopy brochure or more information, please send e-mail to
seminar@merit.edu or call (313)-936-3000.  See you in San Francisco!