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From: Alfred Perlstein <perlsta@fang.cs.sunyit.edu>
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> if you are associated with a University that uses FreeBSD in its
> computer science department, please send me a short note telling
> me which university and what FreeBSD is used for?
> 
> working up a little list here ;)

suny tech at utica/rome does, and it's great, however it's only run on the
computer science machines, lately a lot of funding for other departments 
is going towards Windblows NT (not technology) and the main academic
machines all run HP-UX.  but the only machines where you can do anything
or learn is the cs machines that do run FreeBSD.

Alfred
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