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In article <1662@cornell.UUCP> pugh@gvax.UUCP (William Pugh) writes:
>
>	Just to show how widespread this is, I will mention that this was
> also the policy at Texas Instruments when I worked for them 2 years ago. 
> (I don't know if that policy is still in effect).
>		Bill Pugh
>		Cornell University

Widespread isn't the word. 
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On one of my entrance forms for the University of California, I was "warned" in
very small (~6 point type) about the wonderful "If you develop it here, it
belongs to us" rule.  That doesn't bother me, 'cause I can get around that.

What bothered me was it appeared on a paper that had nothing to do with
anything of that nature. (Like a medical history or housing form. Unfortunatly,
it was the one I didn't xerox. Oh well hindsight being what it is...)

Has anyone else seen this type of thing done elsewhere?


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