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From:         Howard Meadows <meadows@CSLVAX.WEEG.UIOWA.EDU>
Subject:      C++ for ULTRIX
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	Is the C++ compiler available under the Campuswide Software
License Grant Program?

Howard


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From:         Kent C Brodie <brodie@FPS.MCW.EDU>
Subject:      RE: DECprint on CSLG??
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(These are my suspisions, but I think my reasoning is 100% valid..)

The reason that DECprint and PSPRINT aren't on CSLG is because they
are "royalty" products.

That is, POSTSCRIPT is copyrighted by ADOBE, and I'm certain that
DEC pays out royalties to license products that explicitly use
the POSTSCRIPT language (etc..).

I got bitten by this a week ago.   I was gonna install PSPRINT,
and suddenly realized that I couldn't.   (heavy sigh).

Nobody said CSLG was *perfect*.....      (but, I can't complain,
because the program HAS saved us a BUNDLE..., which lets us buy
more hardware....   DEC still gets our money, but we certainly have
more to show for it...   )

---kent
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Date:         Thu, 9 Apr 1992 22:33:00 EDT
From:         Jon Rose <ROSEJ@QUCDN.QUEENSU.CA>
Subject:      Use of Tropes in Advertising

Does anyone know of any cites which deal with tropes (metaphor,
metonyms, scynecdoche etc.) and advertising?
It seems to me that linguists should be studying advertising
more closely and  marketing people should learn more about
linguistics.  Are there any books (besides Williamson and Dyer
from the advertising literature) which deal with these two
seemingly disparate topics?
Thanks...
Jon Rose (ROSEJ@QUCDN)
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Thanks for the tip, Bill.

Jim Tallmon

jimtee@u.washington.edu
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From:         john pauley <jpauley@BACH.HELIOS.ND.EDU>
Subject: Re: Journalism educator
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Scott,
Thanks ever so much...you are a cornucopia of knowledge.
John <jpauley@bach.helios.nd.edu>
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Would like to subscribe to RHETORIC.  My name is Frank Walters.

Cordially,

Frank
From: WBEEMAN@BROWNVM.BITNET (Bill Beeman)
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Subject: Re: Use of Tropes in Advertising
Date: 10 Apr 92 15:53:58 GMT
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              10 Apr 1992 10:24:02 GMT from <eia018@COMP.LANCS.AC.UK>

I wrote a paper a few years ago which might be of some interest to
you:

"Freedom to Choose:  Symbolic Values in American Advertising"
in Herve Varenne, ed. THE SYMBOLIZATION OF AMERICA.  University
of Nebraska Press, 1986.

There is also a new book by Sut Jhally (I believe that is how
he spells his name) on advertising from a Speech communication
standpoint.

Good Luck!
From: T3B@PSUVM.BITNET (Tom Benson 814-865-4201)
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Subject: Re: Use of Tropes in Advertising
Date: 10 Apr 92 19:00:00 GMT
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A good source on this is Marshall McLuhan's THE MECHANICAL BRIDE
(1952, I think).

Tom Benson
Penn State
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Date:         Fri, 10 Apr 1992 09:46:57 -0400
From:         STEPHE DOHENY-FARINA <sdf@CRAFT.CAMP.CLARKSON.EDU>
Subject:      simulations and rhetoric

Has anyone seen anything about recent uses of computer enhancements and
simulations used in making legal arguments in trials? I have seen news
pieces recently (last night, in particular) about a recent murder case
that used a computer simulation that reconstructed a murder scenario and
most recently the Rodney King/LAPD case involved a computer simulation
based upon a computer enhancement of the famous video tape of that
incident. For those who have not seen the enhancement, I'll describe my
response to it: In one of the early frames of the video Rodney King is on
his feet but the picture quality is very poor and I wasn't really sure what
I was seeing. The computer enhancement of the frame made clearer
(apparentyly) Rodney King's position in terms of a police officer. The
simulation based on the enhancement showed King's postion from a variety
of angles and he appeared to be in a threatening position. After the
simulation ended and "returned" to the original, I said, "Oh, ok, now
I see it." The simulation was not allowed as evidence.

Does anyone out there know anything (or care to discuss whether you do
or not!) about he courts' willingness to bring such rhetorical
strategies into the realm of legal argument?

I am particularly interested because a recent respondent to a talk that
I gave told me that a computer simulator for fighter pilot training was
not a rhetorical device. (But this is slightly off the point.)

Steve Doheny-Farina
sdf@craft.camp.clarkson.edu
From: eia018@comp.lancs.ac.uk (Mr.A.Wilson)
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Subject: Re: Use of Tropes in Advertising
Date: 10 Apr 92 10:24:02 GMT
Organization: Department of Linguistics at Lancaster University, UK.

Jon Rose writes:
>Does anyone know of any cites which deal with tropes (metaphor,
>metonyms, scynecdoche etc.) and advertising?
>It seems to me that linguists should be studying advertising
>more closely and  marketing people should learn more about
>linguistics.  Are there any books (besides Williamson and Dyer
>from the advertising literature) which deal with these two
>seemingly disparate topics?
>Thanks...

Geoffrey Leech wrote a book back in 1966 called
"ENGLISH IN ADVERTISING".  I think it is out of print now, and
the linguistic techniques of advertising which it examines may
perhaps be a little dated, but it is well worth a look, especially given its
author's reputation (one of the co-authors of the standard "Comprehensive
Grammar of the English Language").

Andrew Wilson
Linguistics
Lancaster University, UK
email:  eia018@lancaster.ac.uk
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From:         stephen clark <AP01@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      rhetoric and medical decisions

Someone asked about decision making in medicine. It sounds an interesting
topic. WHy not try one of the following lists to get material?
Stephen Clark
Liverpool

Network-wide ID  Full address      List title
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ADMRA-L          ADMRA-L@ALBNYDH2  ADIRONDACK MEDICAL RECORDS ASSOCIATION LIST
BIOMED-L         BIOMED-L@MCGILL1  Assoc. of Biomedical Communications Directors
                 BIOMED-L@NDSUVM1  BIOMED-L Biomedical Ethics
CMEDSSOC         CMEDSSOC@UTORONTO Canadian Medical Student Societies
COCAMED          COCAMED@UTORONTO  Computers in Canadian Medical Education
CROMED-L         CROMED-L@AEARN    CROatian MEDical List
HEALTHCO         HEALTHCO@RPIECS   Communication in health/medical context
  - this is presumably another COMSERVE list?

MEDCONS          MEDCONS@FINHUTC   Medcons (Medical consulting and case descript
MEDIMAGE         MEDIMAGE@POLYGRAF Medical Imaging Discussion List
MEDLIB-L         MEDLIB-L@UBVM     Medical Libraries Discussion List
MEDNETS          MEDNETS@NDSUVM1   MEDNETS Medical Telecommunications Networks
MEDSTU-L         MEDSTU-L@UNMVM    Medical student discussion list
PANET-L          PANET-L@YALEVM    Medical Education and Health Information Disc
SMDM-L           SMDM-L@DARTCMS1   Medical Decision Making List
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From:         STEPHE DOHENY-FARINA <sdf@CRAFT.CAMP.CLARKSON.EDU>
Subject:      test

This message is a test.

Steve Doheny-Farina
sdf@craft.camp.clarkson.edu
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From:         James Tallmon <jimtee@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>
Subject:      Casuistry
X-To:         rhetoric@vm.ecs.rpi.edu

MY WORKING TITLE FOR MY DISSERTATION IS "CASUISTRY AND THE QUEST FOR
RHETORICAL REASONING."  IN ORDER TO INSTANTIATE MY CLAIMS ABOUT THE
METHODOLOGY OF RHETORICAL REASONING I NEED SOME EXAMPLES OF ACTUAL
DISCOURSE ABOUT REAL CASES IN BIOETHICS.  DO YOU KNOW OF ANY? MY SEARCH
HAS BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL THUS FAR.  LOTS OF CASE ANALYSES FROM A THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVE (EG., "HOW DOES THE PRIN. OF AUTONOMY COME TO BEAR IN THIS
CASE?") BUT HARDLY A THING FROM A PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE (EG., "WHAT IS THE
RIGHT THING TO DO IN THIS CASE?")


DO YOU KNOW OF ANY VIDEO TAPED DISCUSSIONS (PERHAPS ALONG THE LINES OF
"ETHICS IN AMERICA"[THOUGH NOT SO HYPOTHETICAL]) OR TRANSCRIPTS OF ACTUAL
CONSULTATIONS BY HOSPITAL ETHICS COMMITTEES?  THANKS . . .
JIM TALLMON
jimtee@u.washington.edu
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Date:         Fri, 17 Apr 1992 12:14:10 -0400
From:         Lili Velez <lv08+%ANDREW.CMU.EDU@CARNEGIE.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Casuistry

Oh, do I have an ethics case for you!  Preston Covey and others at CMU
won an EDUCOM award for their videodisc production of a medical ethics
case dealing with a burn victim who wished to die.  The videodisc
follows all of Dax Cowart's treatment, and interviews him (he is now a
lawyer, I believe) about his feelings (since obviously he _is_ alive,
though he still thinks he should have been allowed to die).

Here is info on Preston, if you'd like to contact him:

         name:.Preston K. Covey
  affiliation:.Philosophy

   login name:.covey
 account used:.Thu Apr 16 23:57 (12 hours ago)
     new mail:.9 messages; last one arrived Fri Apr 17 12:03 (6 minutes
..ago)

       e-mail:.covey+@andrew.cmu.edu


And there has actually been a rhetoric dissertation focused on this disc
-- though not exactly in your area, so don't panic -- I don't have the
email address of this person with me right now, but I'll look it up and
get it to you -- he was just hired last year to the English Department
at Bowling Green, and I'm blanking on his last name right now... [sigh]

Stay tuned!

Lili
"Rhet in the Blue Linen Labcoat"
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From:         Bill Beeman <WBEEMAN@BROWNVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Casuistry
              16 Apr 1992 13:22:59 -0700 from <jimtee@U.WASHINGTON.EDU>

Try Dan Brock at the Brown University Philosophy department.
for bioethics.  He is on leave, but the department can
get in touch with him. (401) 863-2718
Good luck!
Bill Beeman
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Subject:      SUBSCRIPTION

I've been away.
I would like to subscribe. Is there a fee?
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Date:         Tue, 14 Apr 1992 19:27:53 EDT
From:         Frank Farmer <ENFARMER@ECUVM1.BITNET>
Subject:      Subscription

Please send information down the line regarding how to subscribe to this bul-
letin board. Very interested in joining on.

                                           Frank Farmer
                                           East Carolina University
                                           Greenville, NC
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Date:         Wed, 8 Apr 1992 22:21:28 EDT
From:         James Oldham <USEREHEN@RPITSMTS.BITNET>
Subject:      The problem with grammar is it isn't messy enough....

I can't resist (well, I could, but such is language):

"Linguistics is arguably the most hotly contested property in the academic
realm.  It is soaked with the blood of poets, theologians, philosophers,
philologists, psychologists, biologists, and neurologists, along with
whatever blood can be got out of grammarians."

     --Russ Rymer, The New Yorker, 4/13/92, p.48.

I appended a couple of earnest texts here a week or two ago, one about
grammar, the other about the word "employee."  A sympathetic friend said
she saw what I was getting at, but perhaps I had missed the point or the
flow of the conversation?  And looking back at those missives (if a
missive can be electronic), they seem too heavy.  Today I awake and want
language to flow like the blood in my veins (and to stay in my veins,
thank you).

Jim Oldham, Rensselaer
From: lv08+%ANDREW.CMU.EDU@CARNEGIE.BITNET (Lili Velez)
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Date: 10 Apr 92 14:23:14 GMT
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I know there was some funky little publisher's handout on that topic
that I picked up at the Conference on College Composition and
Communication a year or so ago.  Darned if I know where I filed it,
though.  I'll forward your request to some of the other rhetnets....

Lili

lv08@andrew.cmu.edu

"Rhet in the Blue Linen Labcoat"
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Subject:      testy

you passed
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Is there a fee?
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From:         "Wolf with red roses..." <GARCIAP@CERAMICS.BITNET>
Subject:      Names project // march on Wash.,DC

Greetings all-
        I am trying to find out where I can get a hold of the Names Project or
whatever organization it is that works on new squares for the AIDS quilt.
Unfortunately I have 3 squares to make and I need to find out how to go about
it.  I'm in western NY if that helps.  I suppose I could call Helping People
With AIDS in Rochester, NY, but I thought there might be a better place to
start.  Thanks for any information you can send.

***

Also, I want to personally thank all the GLB/Queer supporters I saw yesterday
down at the pro-choice march on Washington DC!!!  It was a great pleasure to
see so many people out for a common cause.  We'll soon hear if it was the
largest march ever on the capitol.  Even my mother was impressed to see the
support of the GLB community organized and active for the march.  Thanks again
to all those standing along the street, marching with us, and blowing whistles
and raising signs to keep the marchers motivated.  Being my first march, I will
definitely be coming to more, especially April 25, 1993.

-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_
Paul Garcia
Co-Chair SHOC                           ~It is because we love each other that
Alfred University                       we must have the choice.  And freedom
garciap@bigvax.alfred.edu               is the difficulty from which we grow.~
garciap@ceramics
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Date:         Mon, 6 Apr 1992 04:17:07 -0400
From:         gaynet@ATHENA.MIT.EDU
Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 5 Issue 258

In this issue:
                  Gay lafe in Milwaukee after Dahmer?
                Gay life in Milwaukee after Dahmer? (2)
                  How should I market Sissy Software?
                              suscribe me
                HELLO- MY LAST MESSAGE WASN'T COMPLETE,

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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 92 14:44 CST
From: "schultz, lauren" <SCHULTZ@polisci.wisc.edu>
Subject: Gay lafe in Milwaukee after Dahmer?

I'm working on an article for the Advocate about gay life in
Milwaukee after Dahmer.

Queer Milwaukeeans:  Have you changed or has your behavior
changed since the events of last summer?

Please let me know.  Thanks.

Plesae respond to me at: "schultz@polisci.wisc.edu"

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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 92 14:47 CST
From: "schultz, lauren" <SCHULTZ@polisci.wisc.edu>
Subject: Gay life in Milwaukee after Dahmer? (2)

I'm the chick who's writing the article. My name is Ellen Simon.
I have no computer. Hence, you should send E-mail to me at the
above address. Please . Thanks.

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Date: 05 Apr 92 17:38:02 EDT
From: Louie Crew <73517.147@CompuServe.COM>
Subject: How should I market Sissy Software?

I'm just an English professor and need help from LesBiGay marketers.

Please send me private e-mail if you have any ideas on how I might promote my
new ~Sissy Software for Writers~.  The programs have had good reviews in
~Home-Office Computing~, ~Writer's Digest~, ~Poets & Writers~, ~Computers &
Composition~, et al., but  I have done little to peddle it.  I want to keep
the costs low for the users rather than go into high finance.

Quean Lutibelle (a.k.a. Louie Crew)
73517.147@compuserve.com

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Date:         Sun, 05 Apr 92 18:20:44 CDT
From: patrick <PMCKANE1@UA1VM.UA.EDU>
Subject:      suscribe me

suscribe me please

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Date: 05 Apr 1992 22:40 -0500 (EST)
From: HODGSON@flint.bucknell.edu
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 SO HERE GOES AGAIN.  PLEASE P UT ME ON THE LISTING FOR GAYNET.  MY ADRESS IS
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Date:         Sun, 5 Apr 1992 15:17:02 -0400
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Subject:      GayNet Digest Volume 5 Issue 257

In this issue:
                     homophobic and homophilic film
                 new project for basic instinct AUTHOR

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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 92 08:08:06 EDT
From: Tim Pierce <twpierce@cs.amherst.edu>
Subject: homophobic and homophilic film

awerling@NMSU.Edu said:

> Perhaps more lesbigay directors need to be born.  And perhaps
> the mainstream needs to embrace them.

Certainly they do; we need more out directors, producers and writers.
But the Hollywood climate with respect to queerness is not helped any
by this constant influx of anti-gay films.

-
____ Tim Pierce                /
\  / twpierce@cs.amherst.edu   /            See it and understand.
 \/ (BITnet: TWPIERCE@AMHERST) /

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Date: Sun, 5 Apr 92 08:15:19 EDT
From: Tim Pierce <twpierce@cs.amherst.edu>
Subject: new project for basic instinct AUTHOR

TWOOD@vax1.trincoll.edu said:

> I read a blurb in the mainstream press today that either the
> director or producer (I dont remember which--forgive me, my
> brain is not functioing lately) of Basic Instinct's next project
> was to be a film about a gay cop.

Joe Esterhasz, the author of the script for BASIC INSTINCT, has
already written a very pro-queer script about a gay cop, and is
looking for a producer.

-
____ Tim Pierce                /
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From: jam8j@galen.med.Virginia.EDU (James A. Murray)
Subject: Re: Anonymous Sender
Organization: University of Virginia
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1992 04:43:43 GMT

Dear Anonymous,
	I prefer men...but fantasy is just what it says...It
gives us a chance to do in the mind's eye what may not be
possible or desirable beyond our mind's eye.  Today I don't
believe I would gain a great deal more than physical pleasure
from an affair with a wom"y"n.  I'd druther she be a he.

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From: Ron Gaudreau <rgaudre@triton.unm.edu>
Subject: Tsongas
Date: Wed, 8 Apr 92 1:24:24 MDT

Tsongas has scheduled a news conference for this morning. I think he will
unsuspend his campaign and get back in. The last figures I saw coming from
New York showed Clinton had 38% and he had 30%. Brown has somthing in the
high twenties but I can't remember what it was.

Most were saying that if Tsongas got in the twenties, then he'd probably
get back in. I think with him being that close to Clinton, he will surely
decide to get back in. People have too many questions when it comes to
Clinton to really back him 100%.

I say Tsongas is back in; but of course I could be totally wrong......


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torturing yourself with workarounds.  Unfortunately, you can't do that
in dbase....

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