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The Kitchener-Waterloo Record 225 Fairway Rd. We have made an exception in this article because the actual jokes and comments contained within represent the central issue and are the key elements in aid of full reader understanding and appreciation. By Luisa D'Amato Record Staff Controversial racial jokes are being sent by computer from Waterloo to about 20,000 people world-wide, using the University of Waterloo mathematics computer systems as part of the chain of communication. From California to Massachusetts to Isreal, computer users are bitterly arguing about Brad Templeton of Waterloo adn whether he ought to be transmitting jokes that some see as offensive and racist. One recent joke depicts a black man, who is dating a gorilla and isn't allowed to buy it a drink in a bar.