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Started by Jonathan Grobe
Sat, 23 Jul 1994 23:17
Vote New History of Science Group: soc.history.science
Author: Jonathan Grobe
Date: Sat, 23 Jul 1994 23:17
Date: Sat, 23 Jul 1994 23:17
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Please vote for the proposed new group soc.history.science. Look for the following post (CFV or Call for Votes) which gives the voting instructions (Posting was a couple days ago): peterb@telerama.lm.com (Peter G. CFV: soc.history.science This has been posted in the following newsgroups (ran out of room to post it everywhere of interest--some software has a 200 character limit on crossposting): news.announce.newgroups, news.groups, sci.astro, sci.bio, sci.chem, sci.engr, sci.geo.geology, sci.math, sci.med, sci.misc, sci.philosophy.tech, sci.physics, sci.psychology, soc.history CHARTER soc.history.science will discuss the history of science in the broad sense: including the history of the physical sciences, history of the biological sciences, history of the social sciences, history of medicine, history of technology, history of mathematics, philosophy of science, and related areas. RATIONALE soc.history.science is needed because although the history of science is an area of significant and growing interest, currently discussion is spread out over dozens of science and history newsgroups, each with only occasional scattered postings (plus several mailing lists). A mailing list gatewayed to this group will be created so that people who do not have access to Usenet groups will be able to read the group (Cold Spring Harbor Lab has volunteered to do this). This is new information since the CFV was issued. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jonathan Grobe grobe@ins.infonet.net
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