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Computer, electronics, physics, and math books for sale:

(1) The C Programming Language by Kernighan & Ritchie.  Paperback,
1978.  $4.

(2) Pascal User Manual and Report, 2d ed, by Jensen & Wirth.
Paperback, 1974.  $4.

(3) Artificial Intelligence, by Patrick Henry Winston.  Hardcover,
1977.  One of the standard early works on LISP and AI.  $8.

(4) Handbook of Electronic Tables and Formulas, 4th ed.  Hardcover,
1973.  $5.

(5) Digitals in Broadcasting, by Harold Ennes.  Hardcover, 1977.  $5.

(6) College Physics, 3d ed, by Franklin Miller.  Hardcover, 1972.  A
good freshman physics text.  $8.

(7) Encyclopedia of Physics, by Robert M. Besancon.  Hardcover, 800
pp., Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1966.  Somewhat dated, but still very
useful.  $12.

(8) Guide to Reference Material on Science and Technology.  Hardcover,
600 pp., 1973.  $8.

(9) Plane Trigonometry, 3d ed, by Frank Rickey and J.P. Cole.
Hardcover, 1969.  Typical first-semester trig text.  $3.

(10) Topics in Algebra, by I.N. Herstein.  Hardcover, 1964.  Good text
on Groups, Rings, Vector Spaces, Fields, and Linear Transformations.
$5.

(11) Introduction to Symbolic Logic and its Applications, by Rudolf
Carnap.  Paperback.  $4.

Special deal:  Buy all eleven for only $50.

If you're interested, send email to blackjr@ucsu.colorado.edu, or call
James Black at (303) 786-0773.  You pay postage.

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 James Roger Black                            blackjr@ucsu.colorado.edu
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