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From: jgray@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (Jeff Gray)
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I just received my registration materials for 1995 ACM Computing Week.
In the advance program, it seems that Ada will be getting some exposure.

1) At the 10th annual SAC, Brad Balfour is presenting a tutorial on OOP using
Ada 9X.

2) Michael Feldman and John McCormick are presenting a workshop at this
year's SIGCSE on Teaching and Using Ada in CS1/CS2.

The only other language that I could find being represented was C++
(with 1 full day SAC tutorial and 1 SIGCSE workshop).

Cheers,

Jeff Gray
jgray@vuse.vanderbilt.edu