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Re: ACM

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From: Peter Salus
Date: Mon, 17 Dec 1990 16:17
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In article <1990Dec15.172317.21243@uunet!unhd> rgt415@unhd.UUCP (Richard G Tomasso) writes:
>Does anyone know of any groups dealing with the ACM? If so please mail me
>the info or follow-up this article. Thanks.

USENIX has run several workshops in cooperation with ACM (and IEEE) is this the 
sort of thing you're asking about?  If yes, you might want to talk to Ellie
Young (USENIX Exec. Director (415 528-8649); Eugene Spafford (spaf@purdue.edu),
who arranged the multiprocessor workshop; or Marc Donner (donner@ibm.com), 
who arranged the IEEE Real Time.

Peter

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Subject: Re: ACM
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