Cheers.
> Please post that reply to 2020- we are both making the same point, in
>different ways. In my 'computer rage' of this morning, I considered
>emailing to the legislative address....but it's difficult to do when I
>don't know what the problem is.....though I did suspect more $$ would
>help. Go public....can't hurt.
> Jo Williams tajs@potlatch.com
>
>At 04:29 PM 2/25/98 -0800, you wrote:
>>Dr. Sanyal,
>> Free services??? Every computer I sit down in front of has a small
>>sticker that says "Paid for by University of Idaho students". My taxes
>>pay for the rest. Even if they were free, it means nothing if they don't
>>work. That's kind of like giving kids free pencils with no lead.
>>Jo Williams tajs@potlatch.com
>>
My Reply:
>>I said "free" services! That was to signify how we have come to take
them for granted. Paid for, yes, by students and by taxes, and by a
variety of other people and means. My point is that this type of a system,
or one based on lead pencils and paper, need constant care and feeding
(money, for example) if they are to continue to operate and grow. We are,
as I was suggesting, wanting more than we have, or appear to be willing to
pay for.
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Nick Sanyal, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Resource Recreation and Tourism
University of Idaho
Moscow Idaho 83844-1139
Fax: 208/885-6226
Phone: 208/885-7528