College to Equip All Dorm Rooms with Terminals.

The article reports on the plan of Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska to equip every dormitory room in the college with a computer terminal. College officials have approved spending $400,000 for the installation of 500 terminals by fall. The new terminals will be connected directly to the college's...

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Publicado en:Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 25; no. 20; p. 10
Autor principal: Kennedy, Jack
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Chronicle of Higher Education 1/26/1983
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      ab: The article reports on the plan of Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska to equip every dormitory room in the college with a computer terminal. College officials have approved spending $400,000 for the installation of 500 terminals by fall. The new terminals will be connected directly to the college's central computer. According to president Dean Hubbard, the plan would benefit the faculty members.
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