From: mkant+@cs.cmu.edu (Mark Kantrowitz)
Newsgroups: soc.college,soc.net-people,news.answers
Subject: FAQ: College Email Addresses 1/2 [Monthly posting]
Date: 7 Apr 92 04:18:23 GMT
Expires: Thu, 21 May 92 04:18:12 GMT
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Archive-name: college-email/part1
Last-Modified: Thu Mar 26 18:24:02 1992 by Mark Kantrowitz
Version: 3.17

This is a summary of how to find email addresses for undergraduate and
graduate students, faculty and staff at various colleges and
universities. If your university is not listed, send me a detailed
description of how to find email addresses there and I'll add it to
this list. Please mail ADDITIONS, CORRECTIONS, SUGGESTIONS, and OTHER
INFORMATION to me at mkant@cs.cmu.edu. I will *not* answer requests
for help finding a specific address; if the school is not listed in
this posting, I probably do not have any information about the site,
and certainly do not have the time to answer the mail.

An updated version of this list is posted every once in a while to the
newsgroups soc.college, soc.net-people and news.answers.
The version date for this list is located at the top of the file. The
list is also available via anonymous ftp from a.gp.cs.cmu.edu (or any
other CMU CS machine) in the directory /afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/mkant/Public/Email/
as the files college-email-1.text and college-email-2.text. Note that
you must cd to this directory in one fell swoop, as intermediate
directories are protected. Of course, if your site is running the
Andrew File System, you may access the file directly without using FTP.
You can also get the file by anonymous ftp from pit-manager.mit.edu
(18.172.1.27) in the file /pub/usenet/soc.college/Student_Email_Addresses,
or by sending a mail message to "mail-server@pit-manager.mit.edu" with
the subject "send usenet/soc.college/Student_Email_Addresses". 

A copy of this file may be found on the WAIS server at wais.cic.net,
thanks to Edward Vielmetti (emv@msen.com, emv@cic.net).

After a discussion of general facilities for locating email addresses,
we present detailed information on locating the email addresses of
students, faculty and staff at various universities.

Disclaimer: Most universities have restrictions on the uses of
directory information. So don't use this info for commercial purposes
or whatnot without securing permission from the individual colleges
and universities.

;;; ********************************
;;; General Facilities *************
;;; ********************************

There are several general facilities for locating an email address.
We concentrate on those usable from the internet.

o  finger

   Finger is a user information lookup program that lists the login name,
   full name, office location and phone number (if known), login time,
   idle time, time mail was last read, and the contents of the .plan and
   .project files from the home directory of current UNIX users. The 
   information listed varies from site to site, and not all sites allow 
   remote fingering. [Plan files are "sys$login:plan" on VMS systems.]

   To use finger, simply call finger as follows
	finger <username>@<machinename>
   replacing <machinename> with the name of the appropriate machine, and
   <username> with the name of the person or the person's login ID.
   For example,
	
	% finger mkant@cs.cmu.edu
	[CS.CMU.EDU]

	[ Forwarding mkant as "mkant+@a.gp.cs.cmu.edu" ]

	[A.GP.CS.CMU.EDU]
	Login name: mkant                       In real life: Mark Kantrowitz
	Directory: /usr2/mkant                  Shell: /usr/cs/bin/csh
	Last login Tue Apr  2 15:21 on ttyQ7 from LION.OZ.CS.CMU.EDU
	No new mail, last read on Thu Apr 11 16:27

   Notice how fingering my userid at the generic address forwarded the
   request to the correct machine. Many universities are set up to do
   forwarding in this manner, so that mail may be sent to the generic
   address and is automatically forwarded to the maildrop on the machine
   where the user receives his or her mail.

   Fingering using last names or full names may work, depending on the
   site:
	% finger Mark.Kantrowitz@cs.cmu.edu
	[CS.CMU.EDU]
	[ Forwarding Mark.Kantrowitz as "mkant+@a.gp.cs.cmu.edu" ]

	% finger kantrowitz@cs.cmu.edu
	[CS.CMU.EDU]
	[ Forwarding kantrowitz as "mkant+@a.gp.cs.cmu.edu" ]
   Some sites with use an underscore (_) instead of a period (.) in the
   full name (e.g., Mark_Kantrowitz), or require an extra period to
   specify middle initials (Mark.X.Kantrowitz).

   If fingering using the last name doesn't work, you can try sampling
   various possibilities for userids. The following are some
   possibilities. After the description of each possibility, I give
   an example in square brackets with either my name (Mark Kantrowitz,
   no middle initial) or "John C Smith", and a generic acronym for the
   method (these acronyms will be used in the detailed listings
   section of this file).
	-  Many UNIX sites limit userids to 8 characters, so try the
           first 8 characters of the last name. [smith or kantrowi] llllllll
	-  If there are two people with the same last name, the first
           initial (and possibly the middle initial as well) are appended
	   at the front of the name. [jsmith or jcsmith] flllllll fmllllll
	-  Try appending the initials at the end of the name. [smithj
 	   or smithjc] lllllllf llllllfm
	-  Try the initials of the users name. [jcs] fml

   Unfortunately, you cannot finger to bitnet addresses.

o  whois/nicname
   
   Whois is the DARPA Internet user name directory service. Do 
	whois help
	nicname -h
   to get a help message. The whois and nicname programs will check
   the database maintained by SRI-NIC (Network Information Center
   at SRI International) for the given names. For example,
	nicname <name>
	whois <name>
	whois -h <host> <names>  (e.g., whois -h stanford.edu <names>)
   This is only useful for people listed in the database.

   You can also get some of this information by telneting to nic.ddn.mil
   and running whois and host there.

o  Merit Network NetMail database
 
   Allows one to find the appropriate bitnet, internet or uucp address
   for a site given part of the address.
	telnet hermes.merit.edu
	At the "Which Host?" prompt, type netmailsites
	then enter any part of the address you want.

o  nslook/nslookup and hostq programs
   
   Some sites have programs which will give you information about a host
   given its name or IP address. Some such programs include nslook,
   nslookup, and hostq.

o  help/gripe/olc

   If your site has consultants or facilities staff responsible for helping
   users/fixing bugs/maintaining software, try sending them mail. Often
   they will be able to help you. If you don't know how to contact these
   people, ask someone in your department, or try sending mail to the
   userid 'help'.

o  postmaster

   Most sites have an individual responsible for network and mail operations
   at the site, usually with the userid of 'postmaster'. So if you're having
   trouble with mail, first send mail to postmaster at your site, and if
   that fails, try sending it to postmaster at the destination site. 
   Postmasters are usually very busy people, so try not to bother them much.

o  /etc/hosts

   Mail routing on the internet use to use a large file called
   /etc/hosts to validate host names. This file contained information
   regarding the known hosts on the network. Many sites have switched
   to using the BIND name server for this purpose, so the file /etc/hosts
   may be horribly out of date. On the other hand, some sites may use
   /etc/hosts as a backup when the name server isn't running. Usually
   sites will create the /etc/hosts file from the host data base maintained
   at SRI-NIC; unfortunately, the SRI-NIC database is incomplete. In any
   event, if you don't know the name of a machine at the university
   your friend is at, you can try greping through /etc/hosts for the
   university name or acronym to possibly come up with a likely for
   the site.

o  LISTSERV

   If the person is subscribed to a mailing list through a LISTSERV server,
   sending mail to the server with the line
	WHOIS <name>
   may catch the person. For example, listserv@buacca.bu.edu. This is an
   unlikely option.

;;; ********************************
;;; Miscellaneous Notes ************
;;; ********************************

Addresses overseas tend to have their components reversed. For
example, @uk.ac.dund.mcs will work fine if you happen to be in
UK domain, but not in the US or the rest of the world. Use
@mcs.dund.ac.uk instead. 

;;; ********************************
;;; Email Database *****************
;;; ********************************

Arizona State University:

	Academic Machines: Grad, Undergrad
	acvax.inre.asu.edu  -- also asuacvax.bitnet -- finger works 
	asuvm.inre.asu.edu  -- also asuacad.bitnet -- finger doesn't work 
	Usually all computer whizkids have accounts on either of these
	machines. 

	USERNAMES are typically a followed by g for grad assistants/associates
	u for undergrads, z and s for other grads followed by first letters
	of first, middle and last names thus making up a 5 letter userid for
	all academic machines.  

	Engineering machines: Grad, Undergrad
	enuxha.eas.asu.edu   -- Unix -- can finger first/last names or userids
	enuxva.eas.asu.edu   -- Unix -- same as above 
	envmsa.eas.asu.edu   -- VMS  -- Only userid fingering works. 

	Usually csc and eee undergrads who use comps get accts on
	enuxha and almost all grads have accts on enuxha which is the
	most popular machine due to USENET. 

Auburn University: (Auburn, AL)
	Engineering: eng.auburn.edu
	Other departments: ducvax.auburn.edu
	Try fingering at waterman.eng.auburn.edu, lab1.eng.auburn.edu,
	newton.eng.auburn.edu or netman.eng.auburn.edu.

Ball State University:
	University Computing Services: username@bsuvax1.bitnet
	Some faculty and grad students have accounts on this machine.
	CS: username@bsu-cs.bsu.edu

Barnard: See Columbia.

Bates College (Lewiston, Maine):
 	Students and Faculty: userid@bat.bates.edu
	userids are of the form flllllll. Numbers are added to the end
	of the userid in case of name conflicts.

Baylor College of Medicine:

	The central mail server is bcm.tmc.edu and finger user@bcm.tmc.edu will
	get you any faculty or staff user that makes use of the central mail 
	facility. finger user@express.bcm.tmc.edu will get you any student that
	makes use of the student email facility.

	whois -h whois.bcm.tmc.edu gets you the on-line phone/address book.
	This is directly tied to the BCM personnel database, so the information
	is as accurate as possible.

	Questions about these facilities should be directed to
	postmaster@bcm.tmc.edu

Boston Univ.:
	Main campus system: buacca.bu.edu (buacca.bitnet) Everyone can
	get accounts on this machine, but not everyone does. Call the
	person and ask (they may never log on even if they have an
	account). Student Directory 617-353-3700, Faculty 617-353-2000.
	Usernames are ssspppc where 
		sss = school (or major if College of Liberal Arts)
		      (SMG - School of Management, POL - poli sci, etc.)
		ppp = 3 characters of semi-random garbage
		c   = the letter 'c', indicating a Course account
	Mail to listserv@buacca.bu.edu with "WHOIS whoever" will catch
	anyone subscribed to a LISTSERV list (not many people).
        Unix accounts: Mail or finger user@bu.edu or
           first.last@bu.edu.  Mailing user@bu.edu is currently broken.
        CS: cs.bu.edu (bucs[ad1-9] and bu-cs all represent the same
          system).
	Undergrad CS: bucsf.bu.edu.
	Engineering: buengc.bu.edu 

Bowdoin:
	fl*@bowdoin.bitnet, where f is the first initial, l* is the 
	lastname up to some number of characters.

Bradley University:
	Faculty: bradley.bradley.edu
	Students: buhub.bradley.edu, camelot.bradley.edu
		Usernames are chosen by the user and may be from three
		to eight characters long. 
	Heartland Freenet: heartland.bradley.edu  Free use to the
	public, used mostly by the Peoria public. Use login 'guest'.
	Chemistry: chem1.bradley.edu
	CS: bucs1.bradley.edu, cssun1, cssun2
	Physics: truth.bradley.edu
	Physics: beauty.bradley.edu

Brandeis:
	Undergraduates: pip.cc.brandeis.edu
		Usernames on pip are of the form STXXYYYY where XX is
		the year the student entered Brandeis and YYYY is the
		student's campus mailbox number. Not all students use
		their accounts, so check with the student before emailing.
		US mail can be sent to 
			<Student Name>
			MB <YYYY>, Brandeis University
			PO Box 9110
			Waltham, MA 02254-9110

	For phone information: On-campus students can be reached by dialing an
	automated "spell-the-name" server at +1 617 736 3000 , 24 hours a day,
	or during business hours through the Brandeis operator at +1 617 736
	2000.  Off-campus students' numbers can be obtained through the campus
	information booth at +1 617 736 4770 during business hours.

	Some undergrads have accounts on a more advanced unix machine,
	chaos.cs.brandeis.edu.  Userids are chosen by the student; finger
	{lastname}@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu or mail to
	postmaster@chaos.cs.brandeis.edu for info.

	Graduate Students: binah.cc.brandeis.edu (brandeis.bitnet).
	Not all use them; write to postmaster@binah.cc.brandeis.edu
	for information. Userid is chosen by the student.  A few
	undergrads have binah accounts.  

	DIRECTIONS to Brandeis can be had 24 hours at +1 617 736 4660.

Brown:
	Undergrads: brownvm.brown.edu (brownvm.bitnet) Username is
	some random alphanumerics.	
	CS: cs.brown.edu

Bryn Mawr College:
	F_LLLLLLLLLL@cc.brynmawr.edu (F_LLLLLLLLLL@BRYNMAWR.BITNET)
	The former is fingerable, unlike the .bitnet address. This
	machine is mostly used by undergrads.

Bucknell University:
	username@pollux.bucknell.edu
	usernames are typically last names, but if the last name is
	4 letters or shorter, the first and middle initials are
	tacked onto the front.

California Inst. of Tech:
	CCO MACHINES (undergrad/grad/general) CCO means campus computing org.
	  Unix:
	    tybalt.caltech.edu: also called tybalt.cco.caltech.edu or
 	    truebalt. There are about 15 machines on this cluster of
  	    Suns/NeXTs. The mail server is actually called
 	    cobalt.caltech.edu or cobalt.cco.caltech.edu (either one
	    works).  All of these are equally good. 
	  VMS: Juliet.caltech.edu.  Also romeo,hamlet,iago,portia.
	    These are all the same vax cluster. 

	Undergrad Computer Science (also used by a lot of people who don't fit
	  this discription. a fairly well used cluster. HP Bobcats
	  running Unix). 
	    through.ugcs.caltech.edu (aka through.caltech.edu) is the server.
	    Also, with the same endings: within, above, from, toward,
	    around, beyond, over, betwixt, inside, near, besides,
	    beneath, opposite, behind, amongst, atop, astride,
	    against....., vex,heckle,irk,harry,grate,bullyrag,plague,torment, 
	    molest, and badger (the irc server).

	CS department (grad/undergrad/fac...not that well used).
	  csvax.cs.caltech.edu (runs unix).

California Polytechnic State Univ./San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly, SLO):
	polyslo.CalPoly.edu

California State University/Chico: 	csuchico.edu
California State University/Sacramento: csus.edu

Calvin College:
	students: student #s 000000-099999 -> sXXXXX@calvin.edu
		  student #s 100000-	   -> tXXXXX@calvin.edu
	faculty/staff:	xxxx@calvin.edu where "xxxx" is the standard
                        faculty abbrevation.

	Computer Science students will usually be on
	   "ursa.calvin.edu" or "ucpsc.calvin.edu".
		
Carnegie Mellon University:
	Undergrad: andrew.cmu.edu
	Grad CS: cs.cmu.edu
	Grad Robotics: ri.cmu.edu
	ECE: ece.cmu.edu
	Mail sent to Fname.MI.Lname@andrew.cmu.edu works, even if the name
	is slightly misspelled. Andrew usernames are two initials followed
	by two random characters. Mail to CS/RI may be sent to
	Fname.Lname@cs.cmu.edu.	CS/RI usernames are arbitrary names selected
	by the user. If you wish to send to the username, add a + at
	the end of the name: mkant+@cs.cmu.edu
	bitnet.cc.cmu.edu (carnegie.bitnet) is the gateway to bitnet.
	
	The CMU.EDU domain name has now been enabled for use of the new
	campus-wide mail/finger service.

Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland:
	po.cwru.edu is the post office. Every student and professor
	has access to email through this machine. (Not everybody
	activates their account, however.) User ids are of the form
	fml##, where ## is a number, probably less than 30. The number
	is omitted if equal to 1. If there's no middle initial, m
	is an 'x'.

	skybridge.scl.cwru.edu is the server for the undergraduate
	computer lab. The user ids on that machine are the full last
	name, for the most part. (Mainly CS and EE's on this machine.)

	If a student is in the dorms, they have their own internet
	number, so you can FTP to their PC. Such machines are named
	b#####.student.cwru.edu where # is some digit.

City University of New York (CUNY):
	cunyvm.bitnet
	Userids:
 		Students:  A99SC
 		Faculty:  AAASC
 		Liasons: LIASC
 
 	Where A is any letter from A to Z
 	Where 9 is any number from 1 to 9
 	And SC is the initals for the college within City University.
 
 	For example:    HC - Hunter College
 			QC - Queens College
		 	BC - Brooklyn College
		 	SI - College of Staten Island
		 	LG - Laguardia Community College
		 	BB - Bernard Baruch College.
		 	YC - York College

Clark College:
 	firstname.lastname@clark.edu, or userid@clark.edu.  Send
	mail to postmaster@clark.edu if you have difficulty.
	Note: this is not Clark University (clarku.edu). 

Clark University:
	vax.clarku.edu and black.clarku.edu

Colby:
	f_m_lastname@colby.edu
	You can figure username, firstname, or lastname.

College of William & Mary (Williamsburg, VA):
	fmllll@news.cc.wm.edu 

Colorado College:
	Students: F_LLLLLLLL%CCNODE@vaxf.colorado.edu
	Faculty: FLLLLLL%CCNODE@vaxf.colorado.edu.
	This does not support finger since it is not a real internet node.

Columbia:
	Undergrads, Grads: cunix{a,b,f}.cc.columbia.edu
	Columbia students [only] can get free accounts. Anybody
	affiliated with Columbia, Barnard, and Teachers College can
	pay for an account which has less limitations than the free
	ones. The best way to finger them is name@cunix.cc.columbia.edu.

	CS Grads and Faculty: cs.columbia.edu (also, some cs undergrads)

	Also try: ctr.columbia.edu. This has EE faculty and students who
	are affiliated with the Center for Telecommunications Research.

Cornell:
	Undergrads: vax5.cit.cornell.edu, cornella.cit.cornell.edu
	Anyone associated with Cornell full-time can get CIT accounts
	(CIT is the campus-wide computing facility). Not everybody does
	so, and accounts are only activated when people first log on to
	that machine. Everybody gets an account on the VMS machine vax5,
	and on one of the 370s, cornella and cornellc. Students and 
	faculty are typically on cornella and staff on cornellc, but
 	there are many exceptions.

	Postmaster won't give out addresses. 

	Try: @cs.cornell.edu, @svax.cs.cornell.edu, cornellf.tc.cornell.edu
	or @theory.tc.cornell.edu (supercomputing center) for CS people.
	@eagle.tc.cornell.edu for AIX/370 folks.

	EE: @ee.cornell.edu

	Bitnet: cornella.bitnet, crnlvax5.bitnet, cornellc.bitnet (gateway).
	Username was previously their initials.

	As of Fall 1990, usernames are now randomly generated 4
	character IDs, which do not resemble real names at all.
	Faculty and staff may ask to have a 3-character id of their choice.
	[Actually, they are an (unknown) hash function of the 
	student's social security number.]

	Since they have no online email address directory (or
	published hardcopy list, for that matter), and the
	administrators do not give out usernames over the phone, it
	is virtually impossible to reach someone via email unless
	you talk to them in person first. So your only bet is to call
	the Cornell Registrar at 607-255-4232, ask for the person's
	street address, and write them a letter.

	People can be looked up, including voluntarily-supplied email
	addresses (except for students) on CUINFO: telnet to
	cornellc.cit.cornell.edu, port 300.

Cornell College (Mount Vernon, Iowa)
	Most Usernames are FLLLLLL, some may be LLLLLL or FFFFFF.
	Mail to username@cornell-iowa.edu
	Finger: CS:	turing.csc.cornell-iowa.edu
		Others:	hera.acn.cornell-iowa.edu
			zeus.acn.cornell-iowa.edu

Dakota State University (Madison, SD):
	
	finger dsuvax.dsu.edu for electronic mail addresses for any
	member of the faculty, staff, or student body.  Addresses
	are typically the first seven characters of the person's last
	name plus the first character of the person's first name.

	Please address questions to postmaster@dsuvax.dsu.edu.

Dartmouth:
	Send mail to fname.lname@dartmouth.edu (or fname.mi.lname if
	it is a very common name). If the name is ambiguous, you might 
	want to finger fname.mi.lname@dartmouth.edu for info about
	exact mail address. Dartmouth.Edu resolves all mail through
	the Dartmouth Name Directory, which stores preferred email
	addresses for all students, faculty, and staff members.
	If the name is unique, you can even send mail to
	name@dartmouth.edu. Most undergrads have accounts on
	mac.dartmouth.edu. Students who don't use any email address 
	get the automatic default, @hinman.dartmouth.edu, which
	prints out the email and drops it into campus mail.

Drew University (Madison, NJ):
	All students, faculty, and staff have accounts on drew.drew.edu
	(drew.bitnet). Whether they use them is another matter. Account
	names are usually of the form flllllll. In case of name collision,
	try fmllllll or fllllll#

Duke:
	Undergrads, Grads, and many Faculty/Staff:
		The mail server is hercules.acpub.duke.edu. Mail to
		other machines will get forwarded to it. For
		usernames, people are allowed to select their own.
		However, the Engineering school has taken to setting
		up accounts for its students, grads, and ugrads, and
		uses initials (fml) with possibly a number in case
		of name conflict. Everyone else could have anything
		as their userid, though people are encouraged to
		use their first initial and last name.

		dukemvs.bitnet (dukemvs.ac.duke.edu) is the bitnet
		gateway.

	Math profs are probably {initials}@math.duke.edu
	Physics profs are probably {initials}@physics.duke.edu
	Other machines: cs.duke.edu, egr.duke.edu, psych.duke.edu

Earlham:
	Students: username@yang.earlham.edu (or earlham.bitnet)
	Administration: username@ying.earlham.edu (or earlham.bitnet)
	Usernames are of the form LLLLLLF.

Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech):
	All Users (faculty/staff/students): prism.gatech.edu
	   Prism is a Yellow Pages/Mail domain to which all students, 
	   faculty and staff have access through accounts issued by
	   the computer center. A number of users, especially faculty and
	   graduate students in Computer Science, have access to departmental
	   resources which are not part of the Prism domain. They may
	   get their mail there, though typically people use prism as
	   their main mail drop and forward it from there to their
	   home systems. 

	CS Dept (Faculty, staff, PhD students): gatech.edu, boa.gatech.edu

	Usernames:
		students: gtXXXXy (example: gt6953b)
			 XXXX = last 4 digits of Campus PO Box
			 y = A-E to make it unique (PO Boxes are shared, blaa)
	     faculty/staff: first and last initial with numeric suffix to make
		it unique. (example: sh12)

	     Accounts issued by other departments have different conventions,
	     but users typically set up the appropriate forwarding addresses.

	Also try: username@hydra.gatech.edu, 

	prism's postmaster will look up addresses so long as it does
	not become an onerous task.

	Most faculty and researchers have accounts on
	gtri01.gatech.edu (gtri01.bitnet), with usernames of up to 8
	characters of the format fllllll.

Glassboro State College:
	Faculty: gboro.glassboro.edu; userid is last name.
	Students: some on gboro.glassboro.edu, most accessible
	via <username>%saturn.dnet@glassboro.edu.  Student
	usernames are last name, with first initial added to
	end if needed.
	Note that you cannot finger glassboro.edu at present,
	but should be able to by July or August 1991.

Grinnell College, Iowa:
	Addresses at Grinnell College are of the following format:
 
        username@nodename       e.g., POSTMASTER@GRIN1.bitnet
                                  or  POSTMASTER@GRIN2.bitnet
 
	Usernames are typically the first 8 letters of the person's last name,
	frequently with the first initial or first and middle added at the end
	(e.g., WILLIAMS, MILLERM, JOHNSOAS).  As a result, it would be
	difficult to guess someone's username.  The nodename is GRIN1.bitnet
	for all students and faculty; GRIN2.bitnet is for administrative
	staff.  If you do not know the address of someone at Grinnell,
	please send a message to POSTMASTER@GRIN1.bitnet asking for help.
 


Haverford:
	Students: acc.haverford.edu

Harvard:
	Undergrads: @husc9.harvard.edu, @husc9.uucp
	Also try: husc{2,3,4,6,7,8,9,11}, harvard.harvard.edu.
	Username is lastname, with a number appended in case of duplicates.
	During Summer '90, Harvard moved most undergrad and grad
	accounts to husc9 instead of husc4.

	Harvard now has a mail server, so fingering at
	husc.harvard.edu seems to work.

	All Harvard Medical School students now have accounts on
	student.med.harvard.edu.  The system is realitvely new,
	however, and the number who actually use them at this time
	appears to be small.  The usernames are of the form
	fllllll@student.med.harvard.edu.

Harvey Mudd, Claremont CA: 
	Undergrads: fllllll@hmcvax.claremont.edu
	flllllll@jarthur.claremont.edu

Indiana University:

	Faculty, Staff, Students: username@ucs.indiana.edu Usernames
	are portions of the person's real name. 8 characters, usually
	the last name plus maybe a few initials.

	Student/Staff VAX/VMS machines: (main nodes)
		gold.ucs.indiana.edu, aqua.ucs.indiana.edu,
		jade.ucs.indiana.edu, amber.ucs.indiana.edu,
		rose.ucs.indiana.edu  

	silver.ucs.indiana.edu  -- Unix,  All students ( mostly CS undergrads)
	copper.ucs.indiana.edu  -- These two are VAXen running Ultrix
				   (UNIX) They're student machines.
	bronze.ucs.indiana.edu  -- This is  DEC RISC (Not a VAX)
				   running Ultrix. Staff only...
	iuvax.cs.indiana.edu     -- Unix,  CS students  ( mostly grad students
					and faculty )

	The email address of any student, faculty, or staff member at Indiana
	can be found out by doing a "finger lastname@indiana.edu" or
	"whois -h indiana.edu lastname"
	Type "finger help@indiana.edu" or "whois -h indiana.edu help" for
	more information about the service.

Iowa State University:	fname_mi_lastname@iastate.edu

Johns Hopkins:
	Accounts are located on
		jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu
		jhuvms.hcf.jhu.edu
		jhuvm.hcf.jhu.edu
	All are on bitnet.

Kalamazoo College:
	fllllll@kzoo.edu

Kansas State Univ.:

    VM/SP (soon to be VM/XA)
    ------------------------
    ksuvm.ksu.edu         All students, faculty, and staff.  This is by
                              far the most popular machine.

    Unix
    ----
    matt.ksu.ksu.edu      All students and faculty.
    phobos.cis.ksu.edu    CS undergrads.
    deimos.cis.ksu.edu    CS grads.
    ksuvax1.cis.ksu.edu   CS grads and faculty.
    harris.cis.ksu.edu    CS grads and faculty.
    eecea.eece.ksu.edu    EE grads and faculty.
    depot.cis.ksu.edu	  CS grads, faculty, and staff.
    harris.cis.ksu.edu	  CS undergrads.
	(phobos, deimos, and ksuvax1 are going away soon.)
    math.ksu.edu          Math staff, faculty, grads, and some undergrads.

Lehigh University:
	Undergrads: username@ns.cc.lehigh.edu
	Help with specific userids can be obtained from
	lucc@ns.cc.lehigh.edu.

Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge):
	CS: csvax.csc.lsu.edu
	EE: max.ee.lsu.edu
	SNCC (S/m Network Comp Center): lsu500.sncc.lsu.edu

Macalester College (Saint Paul):

	Every student and faculty member has an account on the college's VAX
	system.  Many students have additional accounts on departmental
	machines.  These instructions are for finding someone on the VAX.
	Finger userid@macalstr.edu, where userid is of the form
	flllllll for students, and lname for faculty. Numbers are added
	to the end of the userid in case of name conflicts.

Memphis State University:
	Undergrads: memstvx1.memst.edu (memstvx1.bitnet)
	   memstvx1 is a VAX connected to both internet and bitnet,
	       and also serves as the domain name server for memst.edu
	       While it does support Finger, it only reports users
	       currently logged on.
	   All instructional account usernames are dependent on the
	       course title  (e.g. MATH1234567 would be an account
	       for a Math class)
	   Grads and Staff accounts are usually First_InitialLastname
	       e.g. JSMITH for John Smith (but there are exceptions)

	Some departments have their own machines, but the majority of
	accounts are on the VAX.

Merrimack:
	username@merrimack.edu
	username is typically of the form lllllllf.

MIT:
	Finger name@mit.edu for info about the person and mail
	address. This is the same info that's used to create the
	MIT phonebook, so it is as accurate. (One can finger
	help@mit.edu for instructions in using this service.)

	All students and faculty may get an account from Project
	Athena. Their mail address will be @athena.mit.edu, even
	though athena is a distributed workstation environment.

	Finger @ai.mit.edu for AI graduate students, faculty, and
	some undergrads. Also try @media-lab.mit.edu 
	(= media-lab.media.mit.edu) for the MIT Media Lab.
	Try @lcs.mit.edu for Laboratory of Computer Science faculty 
	and some graduate students.


	MITVMA.MIT.EDU is the gateway to bitnet.

Michigan State Univ.:
	@frith.egr.msu.edu @eecae.ee.msu.edu
	@cpsin.cps.msu.edu @cpsvax.cps.msu.edu  
	All college of Engineering students and faculty (includes CPS
	students) that have requested an account will have the address:
		user@egr.msu.edu (user@msuegr.bitnet)
	where "user" is usually the last name, but is often some other
	combination of first name, initials, etc to provide uniqueness
	throughout the college.

	In Addition, CPS students and faculty can receive mail at
		user@cps.msu.edu
	with the rules for "user" being the same as above.  As far as I know,
	the same user-id is used on both "egr.msu.edu" and "cps.msu.edu".

	General EMAIL accounts are available on Computer Center machines,
	usually the IBM3090.
	   user@ibm.cl.msu.edu user@msu.bitnet
	and also the Convex
	   user@convex.cl.msu.edu
	I don't know what the rules are for determining user IDs for Computer
	Center machines.

	MSU Information is (517) 355-1855.


Michigan Technological University:
	mtus5.cts.mtu.edu or mtus5.bitnet
        most students have accounts with the format FMLASTNA
        First initial-Middle initial-LASTNAMe  (8 letters total)
	finger does not work on these machines.

Minnesota State University System:
	Faculty (all campuses): userid@msus1.bitnet
	Faculty/Students (Mankato State Univ.): userid@vax1.mankato.msus.edu

Mississippi State univ.  Mail in the form fml#@ra.msstate.edu or
            fml#@isis.msstate.edu..  The Number will normally range
            1 and 4, it stands for the student number (First one with
            given set of initials to apply for internet access)

Mt Holyoke College:
	fllllllll@mhc.mtholyoke.edu

New Jersey Institute of Technology:
	Newark NJ 07021
	CS PhD Studs: user@newark.njit.edu
	Grad Studs:   user@hertz.njit.edu (ultrix), user@tesla.njit.edu (vms)

New Mexico State Univ.:
	Virtually all email addresses are of the form
	fllllll@nmsu.edu. Finger is not well supported. Mail to
	postmaster should help. (Also, if you have an account, there
	is a postmaster program.)

Northeastern:
	The engineering postmaster is postmaster@nueng.coe.northeastern.edu.
	For other mail, try postmaster@northeastern.edu

Northwestern:
	Undergrads: formerly nuacc.acns.nwu.edu (nuacc.bitnet).
	Username is lastname. 
	Campus mail is being moved over to casbah.acns.nwu.edu, and
	all new accounts will be created on this machine. Mail sent to
	Firstname_Lastname@nwu.edu should reach the person if they
	have an account. You can also telnet to casbah [129.105.113.52],
	logging in as "ph" and use "query NAME" to find out information
	about NAME.
	Tech grad students: username@eecs.nwu.edu

Notre Dame:
	All students are given accounts on darwin.cc.nd.edu, but not
	all students use them. Usernames are of the form flllllll. In
	case of name conflicts, numbers are added to the end to disambiguate.

NCSU:
	Faculty/Staff: accounts on adm.csc.ncsu.edu. No specific naming
	convention for faculty accounts.

	Graduate Students: accounts on druid.csc.ncsu.edu. login names are 
	gr-xxx where xxx are the initials of the person. However, using the
	person first or last name will also work. 

	All engineers have accounts on eos.ncsu.edu

	Most undergraduate id's are fmllllll@eos.ncsu.edu

	College of textiles comp. center: fmllllll@unity.ncsu.edu


Oberlin:
	Many students and faculty have accounts on ocvax{a,b}, which
	can be reached as oberlin.bitnet and ocvaxa.cc.oberlin.edu.
	Student User IDs are of the form:  S+first & last initials
	+ last 4 digits of the student ID (e.g. SDG1234)
	Faculty IDs are of the form: F + lastname. 
	Best bet is to send mail to postmaster@oberlin.bitnet

	CS students/faculty: occs.cs.oberlin.edu (student usernames
	are mostly last names, occasionally with a first initial to
	disambiguate; faculty and staff are generally 3 initials).
	You can also send mail to postmaster.

Ohio State University: 
	Faculty, Staff, Graduate students: flllllll@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu
	CS Students, Faculty and Staff: cis.ohio-state.edu, with
	username lastname, fllllll, llllll-f, fml, firstname or lllll-fm.
	Faculty and staff are mostly first or last name.

	Also, some students have their accounts aliased so that
	you can send mail/finger to lastname.#@osu.edu
	where # is required and is anything from 1 on up to infinity
	(these numbers can get very large for names like Smith, i.e. in
	the thousands). "whois -h osu.edu" should also work.

Ohio University (Athens OH):
	CS (UNIX): fllll@oucsace.cs.ohiou.edu
	CS (VMS): oucsduce.cs.ohiou.edu
	EE (grad students): fllll@bobcat.ent.ohiou.edu, @redskins.ent.ohiou.edu
	Undergrads (class accounts): OUACCVMB.BITNET    
	Faculty: OUACCVMA.BITNET

Oklahoma State/Stillwater:
	userid@rsc.ceat.okstate.edu

Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology:
	Only Graduate Students. Their host, ogccse, is @cse.ogc.edu.
	This recently changed to cse.ogi.edu.

Oregon State: 
	CS: mist.cs.orst.edu, prism.cs.orst.edu

Penn State Univ.:
	Undergrads: psuvm.psu.edu (psuvm.bitnet)
	Engineering Computer Lab: @psuhcx.psu.edu
	Most of the Engineering Computer Lab accounts are on the VAXCluster
	PSUECL.bitnet (or ecl.psu.edu). 

	PSUVM doesn't support finger, but they do have a Bitnet server
	that will return a username for a given name (or vice versa). To use,
	send an interactive message HELP to IDSERVER@PSUVM

	psuvax1.bitnet (dba psuvax1.cs.psu.edu, psuvax1.uucp) is their
	bitnet<-->uucp gateway.

	The Electronic Bulletin Board contains, among many other
	things, the entire student, staff, and faculty directory.

	To use EBB, one connects to psuvm.psu.edu from an
	Internet-connected site using tn3270.  After the initial logon
	screen appears, type the RETURN key and the screen will clear.
	Type "ebb" and hit RETURN, and the user will be presented with
	the top-level EBB menu, one item of which is "DIRECTORY". 
	Typing "dir" and RETURN will select the university directory.
	The rest should be obvious, but for a couple of other points:
	EBB assumes you're using an IBM terminal, and displays help in
	the form of PF keys to move around, etc.  A simple "+" serves
	to scroll ahead, and "-" moves backward. Typing the RETURN key
	alone will back up one level of menus, so typing RETURN
	repeatedly will ultimately close the connection. 

Portland State University (Portland, Oregon): 
	Students: odin.cc.pdx.edu

Princeton:
	Undergrads: phoenix.princeton.edu, pucc.princeton.edu (VM)
	pucc.bitnet. (Both phoenix and pucc are now fingerable.)
	CS Grad Studs/Faculty: cs.princeton.edu
	CogSci Lab: clarity.princeton.edu
	Math Dept: math.princeton.edu

	You can also try fingering at princeton.edu.

	Some people also have accounts on gauguin.princeton.edu 

	Usernames are usually FMLLLLLL.

Purdue:
	At Purdue, engineering students (undergrad/grad) have accounts
	on machines on the Engineering Computer Network (ECN).  There
	are hundreds of machines, but the main ones are named according
	to a fairly discernible system, i.e.

	e?.ecn.purdue.edu = Electrical	c?.ecn.purdue.edu = Civil
	k?.ecn.purdue.edu = Chemical	g?.ecn.purdue.edu = Nuclear/Aero
	m?.ecn.purdue.edu = Mechanical	p?.ecn.purdue.edu = Potter Library

	In each case, "?" is one of 'a', 'b', 'c', etc..check your
	local host tables or nameserver for a current list.
	Undergrads usually end up on the 'n' series of machines... en,
	mn, cn, and gn.

	Effective 10/16/90, mail to ecn hosts need only be labeled
	with the local domain. For example, user@ecn.purdue.edu. Mail
	sent there will automatically be forwarded to the users mailbox.

	Usernames on ecn machines are assigned according to user
	preferences. Try the usual (initials, fllllll, first name,
	last name, etc.). You can send mail to ecn.purdue.edu (which
	will forward it to the appropriate machine). Also, if your
	finger supports arguments, doing a 'finger -l lastname' will
	find people by name regardless of account.

        Other students (CS, math/stat, and science majors) usually have
        accounts on machines operated by the Purdue University Computing
        Center (PUCC).  These machines are all in the ".cc.purdue.edu"
        subdomain.  Many usernames are based on the user's last name and
        initials, but many still use three letter/number combinations which
        have nothing to do with the user's name.  Computing center staff
        usernames are either a name chosen by the user, or a three-letter
        combination beginning with "a".  Additionally, "finger" with a
        name argument will find all people with that name, so try
        "finger -l lastname".

        Students are found on the 'instructional' machines; the
        distribution of major courses is approximately like this:

        expert  = low-level courses for non CS or EE majors, some CS courses
        sage    = more low-level courses, first semester CS
        mentor  = most other CS courses

        Students not in one of these courses may still have an account on
        one of these three machines, since there are many smaller groups
        to which accounts are issued.

	Research users are found scattered around all the PUCC
	machines, but mace, boiler, and j are the most likely places
	to find them. Staff can always be reached through 'staff'
	regardless of where they have their accounts.

	In addition to those, there is an IBM mainframe which is found
	on the Internet as vm.cc.purdue.edu or on BITNET as PURCCVM.
	It is used primarily by research users and Computer Technology
	majors. Usernames are either based on the person's real name
	or Xyyy where yyy is a 3-character PUCC ID.

	Graduate CS students are found on machines in the ".cs.purdue.edu"
	subdomain, including "arthur", "mordred", "merlin", and other
	machines named after characters from the Arthurian legends.
	Mail to cs.purdue.edu usually works.

	Veterinary students are found on machines in the ".vet.purdue.edu"
	subdomain; these machines are named after animals or other vet
	terms e.g. "dog", "goat", "pharm"...Agricultural/Agronomy Engineering
	students are found on machines in the ".acn.purdue.edu" subdomain;
	these include "harvest", "barn", etc...Some folks in chemistry
	can be found on machines in the ".chem.purdue.edu" subdomain;
	many of these are named after items from the Dr. Who series,
	e.g. "doctor", "tardis", "k9"...Some folks in psychology can be
	found on machines in the ".psych.purdue.edu" subdomain; these
	machines are named after Latin/South American countries,
	e.g. "peru", "brazil", "mexico", "panama"...Some folks in
	biology can be found on machines in the ".bio.purdue.edu" subdomain;
	some of these machines are named after Tolkien characters,
	e.g. "bilbo", "gollum"...Some folks in physics can be found on
	machines in the ".physics.purdue.edu" subdomain; these machines
	are named after physicists, e.g. "maxwell", "newton"... The
	Krannert School of Management is in the .mgmt subdomain, with
	hosts zeus and hera. Most management students will be found on
	a PUCC machine.

Reed College:
	username@reed.edu, where username is of the form flllllll

Rice:

	Mail may be sent to <username>@rice.edu. Note that you can't
	finger this machine. Rice students now have off-campus
	electronic access (email, netnews), so long as it is for
	educational purposes only.

	Owlnet accounts are provided for undergraduate and graduate engineers.
	Non-engineers are given accounts when needed for a class, and then
	the accounts are deleted after the class is over. A general address
	for these accounts is @owlnet.rice.edu.
	
	All students are given accounts on the rice mainframe computer, though
	off-campus access is still restricted for these accounts unless given
	permission.  The address is @ricevm1.rice.edu and userid's are
	of the form fllll00, so John Smith is JSMIT00@ricevm1.rice.edu.

   Here's a small list of machines to try when searching for a
   user. Department machines are generally for MS/PhD graduate
   students, faculty, and staff. The OWLNET machines are used for
   classes. (Thus the user population on OWLNET machines consists
   primarily of undergraduates and graduate students in
   professional degree plans such as Master of Computer Science.)
	
   NOTE: all the names given should have ".rice.edu" appended to them.
   Department					Machine Names
   ==========================================   ==========================
   Computer Science: 				titan, iapetus
   Electrical and Computer Engineering: 	mu, zeta, eta, kappa, tavi
   Math: 			     		math1
   Mathematical Sciences: 			masc1, masc6
   Mechanical Engineering: 			caesar
   Statistics: 					stat1

   Office of Networking and Computer Systems: 	brazos, uncle-bens

   OWLNET:		 			great-horned, marsh, snowy, 
						pygmy, great-gray



RIT (Rochester Inst. of Tech):
	ritvax.bitnet

Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. (RPI): 

   Department					Machine or Domain Names
   ==========================================   ==========================
   Computer Science: 				cs.rpi.edu
   Electrical and Computer Engineering: 	ecse.rpi.edu
   Mechanical Engineering: 			meche.rpi.edu
   Design Reseach Center:			rdrc.rpi.edu
   Robotics Automation Lab:			ral.rpi.edu
   Image Processing Lab:			ipl.rpi.edu
   Center for Advanced Technology:		cat.rpi.edu
   Integrated Electronic Arts Studio:		iear.arts.rpi.edu
   Engineering Computing Services:		vm.ecs.rpi.edu,
						vms.ecs.rpi.edu

   Rensselaer Computing System:			rpi.edu
   Open to all students, faculty and staff. 
   Userids are lllllf@rpi.edu with digits added to break ties.
   finger lastname@rpi.edu to verify userid only.
   but finger  @rpi.edu doesn't yield any login information.

Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT):
	aaaXXXX@ritvax.rit.edu
	aaa= users initials
        XXXX= last 4 digits of user's Social Security number

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology: Terre Haute, IN
	RoseVC.Rose-Hulman.Edu [137.112.4.2]
	This is the DEC VAX where most students have accounts. A
	typical username is of the form llllllfm.

Rutgers:
	Rutgers now (as of December 1991) has a whitepages server, so
	you can do whois -h whitepages.rutgers.edu "fname lname" to
	find email addresses. 
	CS faculty: cs.rutgers.edu (alias aramis.rutgers.edu)
	CS grad studs: paul.rutgers.edu
	CS undergrad: remus.rutgers.edu
	CS Systems Staff: cs.rutgers.edu, klinzhai.rutgers.edu,
	hardees.rutgers.edu 
	Engineering: zodiac.rutgers.edu, cancer.rutgers.edu, pisces.rutgers.edu
	Zodiac is an alias for the pisces/cancer vax-cluster. Many engineering
	grad students have accounts on caip.rutgers.edu or jove.rutgers.edu.
	First and second year engineering students occasionally get
	accounts on this vax cluster.
	Math: math.rutgers.edu, hilbert.rutgers.edu, fermat, newton, euler
	Other machines: elbereth.rutgers.edu, dorm.rutgers.edu (The latter
	for students who live in one particular dormitory.)
	Usernames are fml or llllll or fllllll or fmllllll or sometimes
	something else entirely.

	There is a machine, pilot.njin.net, which is available to any
	Faculty/Staff member at any New Jersey college by request. As
	such, using finger lastname@pilot.njin.net may be useful in finding
	someone at any of the non-Rutgers colleges in NJ.


Seattle University:
	Everybody (students and faculty) are on the same machine, 
	@seattleu.edu

Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, NY, 12866   (518) 584-5000
  Internet domain name:      skidmore.edu
  Bitnet node name:          skidmore

  All e-mail is collected by  scott.skidmore.edu (141.222.1.4)

  Usernames normally take the form  first initial and first seven 
  characters of the last name.  You can also employ "fname.lname",
  giving the complete first and last names separated by a dot.

  Contact LDG@SCOTT.SKIDMORE.EDU for any delivery problems or other
  questions about the College.

Smith: smith.smith.edu

Sonoma State University: fname.lname@sonoma.edu

Southwest Texas State University:

	cs and math faculty or grad students: @swtexas.bitnet
		(most user IDs are cs_lastname or ma_lastname)

Stanford:
	Undergrads: Most students have accounts on leland.stanford.edu
	Some students have accounts on popserver, which is dedicated
	to email. Their usernames can be fingered at angelo.stanford.edu.
	Your best bet is to finger using the person's last name, as 
	students may choose any username. (Leland is not fingerable.)

	[The following service has not yet been implemented at
         Stanford, as of 10-23-91. --mark	
		You can also try fingering fmllllll@stanford.edu. This uses
		the whois server on argus.stanford.edu. (Also try flllll or
		llllll, depending on how common the name is.) This info isn't
		updated as often as it should be; students (including
		undergrads) can update their own email addresses, but few know
		how to or care. ]

	To use finger service at Stanford, you must already know a person's
	e-mail address.  To find out someone's e-mail address, use whois
	service.  Issue the command 
	     > whois -h stanford.edu <last_name, full_name, unique_id, 
	                              telephone_number, or e-mail_address if
	                              you know that but want other info.>

SUNY/Buffalo:
	Grads, Undergrads: username@ubvms.cc.buffalo.edu [finger not possible]
		Userids of the form VNNNXXXX where NNN are the first
		3 digits of one's social security number, and XXXX are
		4 alphanumerics representing the rest of the social
		security number. 
	General Computing Center (students): username@acsu.buffalo.edu

	ubvms is a VAX, and most students had accounts there.
	Recently, however, more people are getting accounts on acsu,
	the Unix system.	

	Engineering Students: username@eng.buffalo.edu
	EE Students: username@beatrix.eng.buffalo.edu
	CS Dept: username@cs.buffalo.edu (username@sunybcs.bitnet)
	
	The usernames for the acsu, cs (and possibly eng) seems to be formed
	by something appoximating the following rules: 
	  1) If lastname is <=8 character, 
		  1.1) if it does not already exist as a username, 
			  then username=lastname. (eg. smith)
		  1.2) else 
			  username is first initial + lastname (eg. jsmith)
	  2) If lastname is too long, and a middle initial exists, 
		  then username is initials (eg. jcs)
	  3) If lastname is too long but no middle initial exists, 
		  then username is the first 5 chars of the last name, a -, and
		  then the initial. (eg. James Smithenson would be smith-j).

	The cs and acsu domains share mail alias files, so mail to a username
	at either cs.buffalo.edu or acsu.buffalo.edu will arrive at the user
	in the same mailbox.

	There are also geog (Geography), arch (Architecture) and med
	(Medicine) domains.


SUNY/Stony Brook:
	Undergraduates: flllllll@ccvm.sunysb.edu (sbccvm.bitnet)
		        flllllll@ccmail.sunysb.edu (sbccmail.bitnet)
			(servers ccsinc.bitnet and ccnova.bitnet)
			flllllll@ic.sunysb.edu (servers are libserv1,
			csserv1, csserv2, eeserv1; can't finger).
	CS Folks: cs.sunysb.edu (cs is an alias to the host sbcs)
	You can also use the campus "white pages", whois -h sunysb.edu ...
	or try fingering at fllll@sunysb.edu

Syracuse Univ.:
     +CompSci Grads/Faculty: 			host: top.cis.syr.edu
      Many CompSci graduates and faculty have accounts on this
      machine; the username pattern is "lastname@top.cis.syr.edu" in 
      most cases.

     +Faculty possibility:
      host: SUAIS.bitnet
      Syracuse Academic Information System. This is where the majority
      of faculty and staff have accounts. There is, however, very
      little along the lines of naming conventions. Try "lastname + 
      first initial of first name" as the possible username.

     +Other students and faculty:
      host: rodan.acs.syr.edu   (Sun4/490/UNIX)
            mothra.cns.syr.edu  (Sun4 Cluster/UNIX)
            sunrise.acs.syr.edu (VAX 8820/VMS)
            suvm.acs.syr.edu    (IBM 3090/CMS)

	suvm.acs.syr.edu and sunrise.acs.syr.edu are run by the SU 
	Academic Computing Center and undergrads usually have accounts
	on sunrise (which is a VAX VMS cluster). Both hosts are on
	bitnet as suvm and sunrise.

      The pattern for usernames is as follows for all of these hosts.
      first-initial + middle-initial + as much of the last name as
      possible. 

     +White-Pages: "finger name@syr.edu" will search the online
      catalog white pages for a registered user that has his/her
      information public. Mutliple matches produces multiple output.
      "finger @syr.edu" for more details.

     +Phone Book: The Syracuse Phone book oftentimes has usernames
      in it as well. Dialing (315) 443-1870 is campus information,
      if the userid exists in the phonebook, the people there will
      be happy to give it out.

     +consult@rodan.acs.syr.edu  -- If the username exists, and that
      person doesn't mind having it handed out, this userid will
      check into it beforehand and reply via mail.

	logiclab.syr.edu is for mathematical logic and logic
	programming grads/faculty.


Swarthmore:
        All Students/Faculty/Staff: FLLLLLLN@cc.swarthmore.edu, where
		F is the user's first initial, and LLLLLL is the first six
		letters of their last name.  A '1' (one) is appended in most
		cases, though for duplicates the number is incremented.
                To find people, send mail to postmaster. You can also 
		finger people by their last name.

        CS: Usually, lastname@cs.swarthmore.edu

	[The following is the old info, which still holds for some people:
	 All Students: xxxYY@swat.swarthmore.edu, where xxx is the
		student's initials, YY the year of graduation.
		In case of duplicates, extra "x" are added between
		the initials and year. If there are triplicates, they
		keep on adding x's. You can also use
		campus.swarthmore.edu (swarthmr.bitnet). If they have
		no middle name, use "_" instead of the middle initial.
		To find people, send mail to postmaster.
	 Faculty and staff have usernames as their last names on
	 campus.swarthmore.edu.]

Texas A&M University:

	All students can have an account on a VAX cluster, a heterogeneous
	set of UNIX boxes, or a VM/CMS machine. Probably less than
	30% of the student body (40K students) takes advantage of this. The
	format of the usernames is FML#### where fml are the initials and ####
	is the last four digits of the SSN.  If a student has no middle
	initial then '0' (Zero) is used.  These domain is "tamu.edu" and the
	machine could be any of several choices like venus, rigel, summa,
	sigma, etc.
		General Unix: 		tamuts.tamu.edu, tamaix.tamu.edu,
					tamsun.tamu.edu
		General VAX/VMS: 	zeus.tamu.edu, venus.tamu.edu, 
					summa.tamu.edu, sigma.tamu.edu,
					rigel.tamu.edu
                General VM/CMS:         tamvm1.tamu.edu

	Finding addresses:
		Try fingering lastname@tamsun.tamu.edu or lastname@tamu.edu.
		(tamu.edu uses ph, the CSO Nameserver)

	The computer science department's domain is "cs.tamu.edu".  The
	statistics dept is "stat.tamu.edu".  The username format on these
	machines is usually fffffffl or flllllll.  Some old accounts may have
	first names or last names only.
	The math department's domain is math.tamu.edu.

	There are about a million other departmental machines with varying
	names but I believe they are all in the form "xxx.tamu.edu".

Trinity College (Hartford CT):
	Students: VAX1.TRINCOLL.EDU (trincc.vax.bitnet)
	Ths is a VMS machine, but it supports finger.

Tufts University:
	tufts.edu, tufts.bitnet

Entries beginning with U may be found in the next posting
(college-email-2.text).

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