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>Hello all,
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>I am posting this message for two reasons.
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>One, I have just joined this listserv and am testing it out.
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>Two, I am one month away from finishing my M.A. in Technical Writing and
>have already landed a terrific job with a worldwide HW/SW developer and
>producer. Any advice for someone with infinite theoretical (but relatively
>little empirical) knowledge? Any words of wisdom (humorous included) would
>be appreciated. I know that this is not the forum for this type of
>solicitation, so please feel free to email me directly at
>rgardner -at- intrcom -dot- com -dot-
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>Thanx a million.
>
>Richard Cai Gardner
>
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Congratulations, RCG. It's a wild and weird world out there. Remember
always CYA. If ya dunno what that means, respond to me off-list and I'll
explain.
Jim Frazer
Assistant Director/The CyberSpace Project
The University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Rhetoric and Writing Dept.
Phone: 501-569-3160
Fax: 501-569-8279
