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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 10:24:41 EDT
From:         CCAC-LAD Wilfred Pascasio <pascasio@PICA.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      admission

Hello,

I have some questions that some of you may be able to answer.  I have been a
Mechanical Engineer for over 4 years now with a research engineering center.

  I want to attend law school next year (Fall 93) and go into the area of
Copyright / Patent law.  For the last two years I have been unsuccessfully at
gaining admission at any law school.  I though  the 4 years of Engineering that
have obtained, along with my MS. degree in Mechanical Engineering (Stevens
Institute of Technology) and a M.S. in System Management (Florida Tech) will
prove to be a plus but I was wrong.  .

Is there a law school that will definitely give me an opportunity to prove
myself like I have at my undergraduate school, graduate schools and my present
job.  I am only 27 years old and I am a very motivated individual who is seeking
admission at a reputable law school.

anyone have any comments or advice base on what I have to offer and what I have
to do in order to achieve this goal.

Thanks
wilfred pascasio
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From: esl_manager@uh.edu ()
Subject: Entering LAW with Tech Background
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Organization: University of Houston
Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 21:38:01 GMT

Hi netters,

	If what I am about to ask has already been asked and there are lists of
FAQ/answers, please direct me to that FTP site(s). I was wondering what
prospects are there for a person to go to law school with an advanced
degree in Computer Science. Would the area of copyright laws be a
worthwhile pursuit? How about Preventive Law in that area? Working for
the government in that area?
	I would appreciate very much if any of you can give some suggestions
and/or advices: pitfalls/unrealistic ideals to avoid, other related
areas to consider, etc.

--
Arthur
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From: rossi@cwis.unomaha.edu (Tom Rossi)
Subject: Re: Question about a loan and the law
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Sat, 5 Sep 1992 18:29:38 GMT

I was dismayed to read the question from Michael Packer regarding a bank's
error in his favor.  Tom Hazen's response was accurate ... if the bank
finds out about the error (quite likely) Mr. Packer will not be able
to successfully defend on the ground that the bank returned title and
declared the loan paid.

The esteemed Prof. Hazen also noted the obvious ethical issue though
I do not believe he adequately held Mr. Parker's feet to the proverbial
fire.  According to his message, Mr. Parker is the Computer Science
System Administrator at his school.  A position of responsibility in an area
of numerous ethical questions and concerns. To pose the question as
"what can I legally get away with" oblivious to the ethical dimension
really does not bode well.

But hey, I watched the democratic and republican conventions and nothing bodes
well.

rossi@cwis.unomaha.edu 
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From:         Wies Verschoor <wies@LRI.JUR.UVA.NL>
Subject:      Re: Law schools for Intelect. Property / Patent?

Barry,

What is MS?

Wies
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From: jspinnow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (John Stewart Pinnow)
Subject: Sexisim in Education, Civil Rights Acts, and the equal pay act..
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From: jspinnow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (John Stewart Pinnow)
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Subject: Sexisim in education, Civil Rights act, and The Equal Pay Act
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Hello I am interested in finding out information such the full bills in text
format if possible from the network. If the internet doesn't contain the
info I would like to know where to get the nformation from.

I would like details about laws in;

	* Sexisim in Education
        * Civil Rights Acts
        * The Equal Pay Act 
        * Anything on Sex discrimination.
        * Sexisim in the work place




Thank you,

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From: jspinnow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (John Stewart Pinnow)
Subject: Sexisim in education, Civil Rights act, and The Equal Pay Act
Originator: jspinnow@csd4.csd.uwm.edu
Organization: Computing Services Division, University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Date: Thu, 10 Sep 1992 02:42:29 GMT

Hello I am interested in finding out information such the full bills in text
format if possible from the network. If the internet doesn't contain the
info I would like to know where to get the nformation from.

I would like details about laws in;

	* Sexisim in Education
        * Civil Rights Acts
        * The Equal Pay Act 
        * Anything on Sex discrimination.
        * Sexisim in the work place




Thank you,

-- 
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From:         MARC LAURITSEN <LAURIT@HULAW1.BITNET>
Subject:      [re: earlier message; Mort teaches legal history at Harvard]

From:   HULAW1::HORWITZ       7-SEP-1992 14:50:24.02
To:     HULAW1::LAURIT
CC:
Subj:   Teaching positions in American Legal History

Virtiually all law professors who teach American legal history have law
degrees; some (an increasing number have Ph.D.s in American history).
Whether it is worth spending four or five years getting a Ph.D. depends
on where one's law degree comes from and what one's grades were plus
writing. If one has an "unpresitigious degree" then an S.J.D. may be a better
bet than a Ph.D. I would be happy to speak to your inquirer. Mort Horwitz
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Date:         Wed, 9 Sep 1992 23:49:32 CDT
From:         "A. Andrews Dean" <ADEAN1@UA1VM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: earlier message; Mort teaches legal history at Harvard

On Tue, 8 Sep 1992 08:44:00 EDT MARC LAURITSEN said:
>
>Virtiually all law professors who teach American legal history have law
>degrees; some (an increasing number have Ph.D.s in American history).
>Whether it is worth spending four or five years getting a Ph.D. depends
>on where one's law degree comes from and what one's grades were plus
>writing. If one has an "unpresitigious degree" then an S.J.D. may be a better
>bet than a Ph.D. I would be happy to speak to your inquirer. Mort Horwitz

I am interested in becoming a college professor of law at the undergraduate
level in a criminal justice or legal studies department or perhaps law school
level.  I am an undergraduate double-majoring in Legal Studies and Systems
Analysis.  I plan to attend law school upon graduation, and I was wondering if
there were any specific course of action I should take in order to achieve this
goal.  I would also like to know what an S.J.D. and a FAQ list are.  Thanks!


                                                      A. Andrews Dean
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From:         Frank <HOFFMANN@DDDTU1.BITNET>
Subject:      WG Automation in Cartography (Preliminary Program)

PRELIMINARY PROGRAM for Working Group Meeting AUTOMATION IN CARTOGRAPHY
to be held
November, 3 -4 4, 1992, ESSEN
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DIGITAL TECHNIQUES IN CARTOGRAPHY
Programm of 19th Working Seminar by German Society of Cartography
to be held
September 21 - 25, 1992
in
Karlsruhe-Durlach
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Introduction
- Actual Scanning Report
- Postscript in Cartography

Digitizing and Maintenance
- Methods of digitizing the ATKIS-DLM 25/1 (Dig. Landscape Model 1:25000, V1)
- Getting started ATKIS at State Survey of Halle
- Digital review and maintenance of topomaps with ATKIS-DLM
- MAP-Revisor (Siemens) for digital use of raster topo data
- Using hybrid systems in Planning institutions
- Digital output for printing maps
- GRASS GIS technology transfer at TUD

Software for cartography and polygraphy
- FREEHAND for map production
- Evaluation of pc-cad software for cartography
- Software for font design
- Software for thematical cartography (Environmental Atlas of Berlin)

Vendor and Program demos
- RASCON (for digital review of topo maps)
- FREEHAND 3.0/3.1
- LINUS M
- STREAMLINE 3.0
- Canon Colorsetter with F-RIP

Output of digital data sets
- Polygraphic filmsetters
- Digital image processing trends
- Networking for different output components
- Tools from CANON Germany Inc.

Copyrights and Planning in cartography
- copyright for analogue and digital data sets
- CAP for map production

Discussions in Working Groups

(Time schedule was September 1st. Registration is possible yet if free
places are available. Seminar fee: 240.- DM, full accomodation and meal
service for 80.- DM/per day).

Further infos:

DGfK, WG Practical Cartography, Secretary Volker Mann, Karlsruhe
Telefon: +49-721-35.02.257 (office) or +49-721-88.71.40 (priv.)

The seminar papers delivered will be published within the
Niederdollendorf Course Series

Source: Preliminary Program for authors, dated 28.8.92)

Frank Hoffmann
TU Dresden
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Subject:      AUTOMATION IN CARTOGRAPHY

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PRELIMINARY PROGRAM of Working Group Meeting "AUTOMATION IN CARTOGRAPHY"
to be held
November, 3 - 4, 1992, ESSEN
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TUESDAY, Nov. 3rd, 10-00 Opening

Discussion session on papers delivered in advance from different institutions
and vendors, information and news from industry

14-00  -  17-30:

- GIS technology transfer at universities of new Federal States of Germany
- Mapping language of ALK-GIAP as a tool for cartographers
- Investigation of a color drum scanning device
- Laserscan mapping products
- Integration of video images into ALK-GIAP
- Integration of digital photogrammetry into GIS
- Up-to-date information on realization of ATKIS-DLM
- Getting started DLM-25 in new Federal States of Germany

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4th, 9-00

9-00  - open end:

- Area generalization within ATKIS (from DLM to DKM)
- Photogrammetric way of ATKIS-DLM maintenance with PHOCUS
- CASE in urban planning
- Use of soil data sets of NFS for Soil-IS at BGR
- International data sets with geo-references
- Concepts of cartographic pattern recognition

Source:
Vorlaeufige Tagesordnung zur 29. Sitzung der AG Automation in der Kartographie
IfAG Frankfurt/M.

Frank Hoffmann, TU Dresden
(sorry for first issue, the ibm monster was striking...).
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From:         David E Boyes <dboyes@IS.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      RE: MIME (E-mail and calendaring recommendations)
              4, 92 4:11 pm

> I've seen nothing at an open protocol level, but I'd love to get a group
> working on it. I'm tired of vendors' solutions.
> > Speaking of calendaring and ignoring mail, does anyone know of a true cross
> > platform calendaring system?  There was a draft RFC for
>>something called the
> > CHRONOS protocol, but I have never seen an implementaion.  Is there an
> > alternative standard for querring calendar information?
> B. Alton Brantley, Jr                               alton@cit.hmc.psu.edu

Well, having been one of the people working on the Chronos
protocol before the working group was disbanded, I'd like to see
something happen with it. I submitted a proposal to the
management here, but we don't really have the staffing to
implement it fully. I'd really like to get a group of people
working on a implementation -- I plan on putting some students to
work on it here, and if we can get several organizations
working on it, we'll probably get something workable a lot
faster.

If people are interested, I'll post the last revision of the
Chronos spec and my proposal.
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              Central Texas College Eur" <ctceurcamp2@HANAU-EMH1.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      Anyone know how to send mail to Quik*Comm?

Does anyone know how to send mail to GE's Quik*Comm email?  It is not the same
as their Genie system.

If you don't mind, please send replies direct to:

ctceurcamp2@hanau-emh1.army.mil

Thanks...
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Nick Laflamme,

> I may have missed part of this conversation, but I think Notre Dame is
> doing something similar to what John describes.  We've installed a 'qi'
> server based on software from the University of Illinois at
> Urbana-Champaign to build an e-mail directory for everyone on campus.
> Long form e-mail addresses are of the form first.m.Lastname.##@nd.edu.
> The "##" is a numeric index based on lastname to ensure uniqueness.
...

> 'qi' works well the the 'ph' clients; we have clients available for
> Unix, Mac, VM, MVS, PC-DOS, and probably a couple of other platforms.
...

> I'm only peripherally related to this project, but if someone needs more
> details on how to get such a service started, feel free to contact me
> and I'll try to get you better contact information.

I need to setup some such service here.  We're currently using PMDF's
Directory channel, but you have to list all allowable abbreviations and
it doesn't handle duplicates very well.

We don't have any big IBM iron, but we'd like clients for VMS, Unix, PC
and Mac.  Could you send me some more contact information?

Using Archie, I've found

  Host uxc.cso.uiuc.edu   (128.174.5.50)
  Last updated 02:28 27 Aug 1992

      Location: /pub
        FILE      rw-r--r--   1139937  Apr  2 13:46   qi.tar.Z

so I'll take a look at that.

Thanks,
        John
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From: gray@cac.washington.edu (Terry Gray)
Subject: Re: MIME vs. X.400
Organization: UW Networks and Distributed Computing
Date: Sun, 6 Sep 1992 20:58:33 GMT

In article <CW-EMAIL%92090411305270@TECMTYVM.MTY.ITESM.MX> 
Simpson Joe <simpson_joe@MSMAIL.MUOHIO.EDU> writes:
>
>Do we want to ask vendors to supply MIME compliant products or X.400 compliant
>products?  I'm a bit uncomfortable asking for MIME compliance if I'm going to
>turn aroung and ask for X.400 (again) next year?
>
>What should we encourage?  Will X.400 ever deliver on the promise?

It's hard for me to imagine that anyone would consciously and deliberately
inflict X.400 addressing on their friends and colleagues --or even their
enemies.  Nor can I believe that X.500 will make it all better.  (If that
were so you wouldn't see continuing debates in the X.400 newsgroup about
what order to print the OR address fields on one's business cards... :)

As far as I can tell, there are only two groups pushing X.400: governments,
who tend to mindlessly adopt anything with an ISO imprint, and vendors of
X.400 products.  Of course, others have been *told* they must use it, or
are afraid of being "left behind".

I doubt that X.400 will disappear (after all, it is *the* International
email standard :) --but that doesn't mean we should use it or encourage it.
If it was a worthy successor, I'd be the first to encourage folks to get
on the bandwagon.  But it isn't.



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Terry Gray
 University of Washington
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From:         David E Boyes <dboyes@IS.RICE.EDU>
Subject:      Re: MIME (E-mail and calendaring recommendations)
              at Sep 4, 92 5:08 pm

> I thought that Paul Lindner at the University of Minnesota Gopher
> team had produced some example code using the chronos protocol.
> Perhaps it went no further.  Seemed like a good idea though.

Yes, Paul did produce a prototype server, but it was for a very
early version of the protocol, and doesn't really reflect the
current state of the protocol at all. I have Paul's code, and am
planning to try to bring it up to the current protocol
specification, but I'd like to try and coordinate some more
extensive help in turning it into a real service.

I'd intended on developing the clients using the STDWIN package
from a site in the Netherlands. STDWIN would allow the same
source to be used for a curses-style Unix client, an X client, a
MacOS client, and a MS Windows client. I don't know whether
STDWIN has been enhanced to support OS/2 v2 yet, but the Windows
support should suffice. For CMS, I intended to use TNT or
CUA2001, but may be forced to go back to doing my own CMS Windows
code, as IBM has withdrawn TNT, and CUA2001 is impossibly
expensive. Another possibility is to develop a MIME and Gopher
interface to the chronos server -- it'd be neat for doing things
like moving information between organizations.

> Robert R. Bleimeyer      Internet: bleimeyer@mayo.edu
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From: c0408982@techst02.technion.ac.il (Michael Gleibman)
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Date: Tue, 8 Sep 1992 12:37:52 GMT

Hello! May be, it's not exactly the place for this question,
but can anybody tell me, how to subscribe to SUEARN-L list.
Any help, hints or advises will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you in advance.

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From:         "Forrest W. Christian" <FORRESTC@CC.SNOW.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Eudora for PC

>  Does anyone know if Eudora has been 'ported' to the PC/MSDOS environment?
>I saw that there is a EUDPC-L list at Brown but I have not been able to
>get into the list yet (it is closed and I am pending subscription).  Does
>anyone have other POP3 clients that they would recommend?

As far as I know the IBM PC version of Eudora has not been released yet.
BUT...

I have written a program which works with Pegasus Mail (Kinda Freeware--Manual
Purchase is Optional) written by david harris.  The program provides POP3 and
SMTP gateway services to PMAIL.   The end result is the same as Eurodora --
Users are able to fetch and send mail to POP3/SMTP hosts.

If you are interested, let me know.  When replying, please put something like
PERSONAL -- POPGATE in the subject line so I don't miss it!!!  I wade through
about 200 mail messages a day.

BTW, the program is called POPGATE and it's shareware.  The shareware version
is identical to the purchased version except that it has a "wait" screen with
a "please register" version on it.

Hope this helps..


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Subject:      RE:Eudora for PC

In Message Fri, 4 Sep 1992 11:15:06 EST, Jim Ennis <JIM@UCF1VM.EARN> writes:

>
>Hello,
>
>  Does anyone know if Eudora has been 'ported' to the PC/MSDOS environment?
>I saw that there is a EUDPC-L list at Brown but I have not been able to
>get into the list yet (it is closed and I am pending subscription).  Does
>anyone have other POP3 clients that they would recommend?
>
>Thanks in advance,
I would like to recommend NUPop, based on the Minnesota POPmail program
but significantly enhanced by North Western.

Available from casbah.acns.nwu.edu in the /pub/nupop directory.

The best POP3 client for DOS (will work with Windows) available IMHO.

      Alan Thew : The University of Liverpool Computer Laboratory
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