3.160 Gulf Coast Review; biographies (60)
Willard McCarty (MCCARTY@VM.EPAS.UTORONTO.CA)
Fri, 23 Jun 89 18:13:37 EDT
Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 3, No. 160. Friday, 23 Jun 1989.
(1) Date: THU 22 JUN 1989 16:55:00 CDT (15 lines)
From: Jim McSwain <F0A8@USOUTHAL>
Subject: Gulf Coast Historical Review
(2) Date: 23 June 1989 (25 lines)
From: Willard McCarty <MCCARTY@vm.epas.utoronto.ca>
Subject: biographical supplements 19 and 20; ListServ, part 3
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Date: THU 22 JUN 1989 16:55:00 CDT
From: Jim McSwain <F0A8@USOUTHAL>
Subject: Gulf Coast Historical Review
As book rev. editor for the GCHR, I wish to invite HUMANIST members
to notify me if they would like to be placed on a list of potential
book reviewers for the journal; it appears twice each year and contains
reviews of history books, and books from other fields, by Gulf Coast
authors or about the history, geography, etc. of the coast. Further,
article submissions are welcomed; they should normally include
illustrative material from an archive, etc., to enliven you submission.
Send your name if interested by E-mail to me at f0a8@usouthal, or an
article on standard paper to GCHR, editor, History Department,
University of South Alabama, Mobile, AL., 36688; 205-460-6210 M-F 8-
5pm CST (daylight). Regards,... James B. McSwain, f0a8@usouthal
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Date: 23 June 1989
From: Willard McCarty <MCCARTY@vm.epas.utoronto.ca>
Subject: biographical supplements 19 and 20; ListServ, part 3
I have finally been able to edit the accumulated biographies of new, and
not so new, Humanists. These have been placed on the file-server as
BIOGRAFY 20 and BIOGRAFY 21 and will be sent out on Humanist sometime
this weekend. If on looking through these files you discover that your
recent biography is not there, and you think it should be, please just
send it to me again. During editing I may have inadvertently lost a few
(because of the end-of-file characters that tend to get hidden in
mainframe files).
I say it every time, so I must say it again: we are a very motley crew
of the most interesting kind. Welcome to all you new ones, and not so
new ones!
The third part of David Sitman's description of ListServ and its ways,
known as LISTSERV DESCR-3 on the file-server, has just been updated. I
will soon be incorporating all three parts into the Guide to Humanist,
which will be sent you when it is done. For this reason I am not
circulating part 3, revised, on Humanist immediately. My thanks to David
for his work, very necessary and very well done.
Willard McCarty