🚀 go-pugleaf

Despite (or because of) a Ph.D. in computer science, I'm giving up
even trying to get a job connected with computers.  Hence I'm getting
rid of my technical journals.  I've already given away over 10 years
of _Communications of the ACM_, but I still have the following:

_IEEE Transactions on Computers_, in tasteful white and forest green
covers, 1984-1993.

_Computer_, with assorted badly-designed colorful covers, April 1985-present.

_Computing Surveys_, in lovely aquamarine, white, and black, 1983-present.

There are a few missing issues in these, but you get what you pay for.
Great for grad students who want something to fill those empty shelves
in their offices: impress your colleagues!  Libraries welcome, but it's
first come, first served.

Speaking of paying for things, I also have, for sale, OOPSLA conference
proceedings from 1986 through 1994, Symposium on Computer Architecture
proceedings (most of them from the 9th through the 20th), various logic-
programming conference proceedings, and the 1985 and 1986 International
Conferences on Parallel Processing (in tasteless orange and white and
black).  Make an offer.  The Computer Architecture ones are particularly
nice for grad-student office decor.

If anyone's still studying logic programming and using Prolog, I'll also
consider selling my shelf-ful of books on those, at Amazingly Low Prices!
Grab 'em before I post to comp.lang.prolog and let the Entire World get
a crack at them.  I also have some issues of _Journal of Logic Programming_
that I'll throw in for free -- about 2 years worth, I think.

I'm in Boulder -- convenient for CU-Boulder grad students, and only
a short, scenic drive for you CSU and Mines folks.

Mark.
gooley@netcom.com