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           "OPENING THE INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY TO EVERYONE"

                         A Public Program on
                 National Freedom of Information Day

                        Wednesday, March 16
                          5:30 to 8:30 pm


                Harold Washington Library Auditorium
                       400 South State Street 


    This special program of the issue of democratic and equitable
    access to the new electronic "Informatin Superhighway" is
    co-sponsored by the Chicago Public Library and the Chicago
    Coalition for Information Access.  The video, _Staking Our Claim
    in Cyberspace_, will be shown, followed by a panel discussion.
    After the program, a "live" demonstration of "Surfing the
    Internet" involving computer and video projection will be
    presented by library staff and voulnteers.


                          Panelists include:

                   Abdul Alkalimat, 21st Century Books
             Doris Brown, Director, DePaul University Library
             Karl Denninger, MCSNet, Macro Computer Solutions
                Ivan Handler, Networking for Democracy
        Melissa Sterne, Coalition for Democracy in Public Television
                     
                     

   Mary Dempsey, Commissioner of the Chicago Public Library, will
   open with greetings; David Williams, reference librarian at the
   CPL, will moderate the discussion.  Admission is free.



For further information you can send to: ujhopkin@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu
-- 
     "Thats the beauty of the Internet: the answer is in your e-mail
    box **before** you ask the question!"  --ME
     ujhopkin@uxa.ecn.bgu.edu         jhopkins@noproblem.uchicago.edu
PHONE: (312) 478-0830      snail mail: 5436 N. Bernard, Chicago, Il. 60625