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Article #37121Incoming student asks about Macs at M.I.T.
From: Lisa Gronke
Date: Wed, 01 Feb 1989 22:39
Date: Wed, 01 Feb 1989 22:39
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I am the sysop of an (Apple II) BBS in Portland, OR called Applephilia. One
of my callers is looking for some information about M.I.T. Here is part of
the dialogue. Can anyone help? Please reply by mail, since I do not usually
follow this newsgroup.
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From ->JOHN LEE (#419)
Date ->01/31/89 18:20:59
Yes, I have THOROUGHLY read the catalog but to no avail. If you can post my
questions, I've be really grateful...
Are there Macintosh labs for students to use openly? i.e. LaserWriter,
printers and Mac SE & II's.
Does MIT offer a student discount program on Macintosh computers and
software?
Is the Mac a widely used system at MIT? (like Reed college)
Again, I really would appreciate your help. The reason why I am curious is
because I'm thinking about purchasing an Mac SE system w/o a printer; I want to
be able to use the Mac at MIT next year but wanted to save some $$$ by not
purchasing another Imagewriter II. All I want is to be able to print out my
papers.....Thanks again
John Lee
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John,
Thanks. I'll mail your letter to the postmaster at MIT and also post
it to some appropriate newsgroup.
You should hear back from folks in a week or so.
Lisa
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