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In article <STAT-L%93011102142711@VM1.MCGILL.CA>  writes:
> Hi,
> 
> I have, on several occasions, seen the reference to the use of
> GOPHER to search for archived statistical materials.  I shall be
> pleased if someone can kindly show me WHERE and HOW to gopher my
> way into archived statistical "goodies", particularly relating
> to biostatistics.  If you can be of help, please kindly reply
> directly to me.
> 
> Many thanks.
> 
> 
> K C Lun
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I haven't found many gophers that are statistical in nature.  The American  
Mathematical Society has one, but I was unable to connect today to  
determine where it is.  

Once you can access a gopher, check out the "Other Gophers" menu item and  
look around.

Julie Scott
Western Michigan University