At 09:27 AM 1/14/98 -0800, you wrote: >On Wed, 14 Jan 1998, George Shirley wrote: > >> Mine were all done, professionally, on an IBM Selectric. I think computers >> were still kerosene powered back then. ;-) > >When I was typing theses on Selectrics, I lusted for a mag card >typewriter. Of course you had to remember to code in all the stops >so you could change the symbol balls. But one or two theses a year >kept me in garden seed quite nicely. :-) > >Kay Lancaster kay@fern.com > > Since Liz already posted one of my family confessions I can also tell you that I sold lots of term papers whilst in collitch. Amazing how many young people will buy a paper and take a chance on getting caught. My best story is how I made up an entire paper in undergraduate American Lit. It was neatly done with foot notes, bio, everything, and all a lie. The instructor never ever caught on. Usually wouldn't have done that but I was in a flaming hurry and didn't have time to go to the library. George