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Subject: Re: Ichibah flames, and flames out over, Ada 9X
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In article <1993Feb28.184206.27188@dragon.acadiau.ca>, 841613t@dragon.acadiau.ca (Don Tyzuk) writes:
 
> 
> What I would like, is some suggestions on what I can do as a
> 4th year CS student to educate my local community about Ada.

You should start by finding out who Charles Anthony Richard Hoare is, and 
what the ACM is, and what the Touring award is.  You should then find a
copy of the lecture which Mr. Hoare delivered on the occasion of his
receiving the Touring award from the ACM in 1980.  You should then
read that paper from beginning to end, and inform your local community
as to what you have learned.


-- 
Ted Holden
HTE