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E-d-u-p-a-g-e 01/20/94
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (klund@MIT.EDU)
Wed Feb 23 13:07:23 1994
From: klund@MIT.EDU
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 94 13:07:06 -0500
To: os2d.discuss@charon.MIT.EDU
You might remember that during the OS/2 users group meeting, I suggested
that you talk to the Admissions Office about possibly producing a spiffy
video tour of MIT for recruiting purposes. Well, that was just a random
unprompted thought, but my email this evening includes this item from an
electronic newsletter targeted at informing educators:
> DESPERATELY SEEKING STUDENTS. Colleges and universities are
> increasingly courting high school seniors by means of computerized
> application capabilities, CD-ROM campus tours, and videos of campus
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (emphasis added)
> life. For example, New York University, in Greenwich Village, has a
> video in which famous Village residents tout the school. Village
> celebrity Charles Kuralt, the TV personality, says on the video: "I
> didn't learn much outside of class in a small college town. This
> school, there's a great education right out here on the streets of
> the Village." (New York Times 1/19/94 B8)
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Yours in Leadership, Friendship, and Service,
Ping Huang (INTERNET: pshuang@mit.edu), probably speaking for himself
