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(didn't make it out of milestn....trying again.)

                           Announcing
                              MUUG
                   Milwaukee Unix Users Group
                         APRIL meetings

This April MUUG will be meeting twice, once on our normal date of 
the second Thursday of the Month (the 9th) AND for our symposium 
three days later on the 11 th.

Our topic for BOTH meetings will be UUCP, Mail, UseNet News, and 
The Internet.  

The meeting itself is schedualed to be a 'teaser' for the 
symposium, and will feature Marc Rassbach as the speaker.  To 
avoid taking the 'glory' from the symposium, the topics will be 
lightly touched on, and all in-depth questions shall be defered 
for the   th.  
(Hey, we don't want to bore you with UUCP for two days, AND we'd 
like to make it worthwhile for our members to come to the 
symposium.)

The symposium will be held at MATC west campus in rooms 
Please feel free to contact Marc Rassbach at 272-0480 or Marty 
Weidameyer at 796-2838.  Marc is willing to fax a copy of 
the other side of this flier (aka the map)  

The symposium will run 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM.  The schedual is:

9:30 AM                  Regristration of members
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM      Jon Sadler on UUCP.
                         (Jon's an old hand at UUCP.  If he don't
                          know it, it can't be known!)
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM      Hands on - Unix UUCP.
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM      Jon Sadler on Mail.
11:30 AM - 12:00 AM      Hands on - Mailers
12:00 PM -  1:00 PM      Lunch.  (MUUG will not provide.)
 1:00 PM -  1:30 PM      Marc Rassbach on News.
 1:30 PM -  2:00 PM      Hands on - News
 2:00 PM -  2:30 PM      Joe Klein - What's out on the Internet 
 2:30 PM -  3:00 PM      Hands on  - Internet

The empasys of this symposium will be hands-on.  Our hands on 
people will not only include our speakers, but also Marty 
Weidameyer. Marty is willing to be answer questions and help out.  

The BOD would like any feedback so next year's offerings will be 
even better.

Machines are provided by Teknetix and Milestone R/D Labs.

-- 
Marc Rassbach       marcr@studsys.mu.edu       If you take my advice, that
MS-DOS - it's not   marc@milestn.mil.wi.us    is your problem, not mine!
my problem!     If it was said on UseNet, it must be true.
   Unix - It's a nice place to live, but you don't want to visit there.