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Lisp Talk: June 20, 7:30 PM, Cupertino CA.

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SVNet Meeting Tuesday, June 20th at Apple Computer Auditorium, Cupertino
 
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Topic:    LISP, past, PRESENT, and Future
 
          Since its creation in 1957 by John McCarthy, the Lisp programming
          language has gone through many changes. While most people associ-
          ate Lisp with Artificial Intelligence applications, Lisp provides
          a  variety of other programming features useful in other environ-
          ments, as well.
 
          Our speaker this evening will provide some valuable background on
          the language, as well as:
 
                  - Lisp as a prototyping language
 
                  - Applications development with Lisp,
 
                  - and what the future holds for Lisp.
 
Who:      Dr. James G. Veitch, Franz Lisp, Inc.
 
          Dr. Veitch graduated with honors from Flinders University in Aus-
          tralia,  receiving his BS in mathematics.  He has been with Franz
          Lisp since 1986, and is a Senior Software  Engineer,  working  on
          program  development  environments.  Prior to joining Franz Lisp,
          Dr. Veitch was a member of the Technical Staff at Bell Labs, lec-
          tured at Princeton University, and taught at UC Berkeley.
 
When:     June 20, 1989  -   7:30pm
 
Place:    Apple Computer's Auditorium
          10500 North De Anza Blvd
          Cupertino, CA
  ("Southeast" corner of De Anza and Mariani Avenue, just South of Highway 280)
          ->  Please use South entrance to building  <-
 
Upcoming:
          July 18 - Intel's I860 - blazing silicon (tentative)
 
                   FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
 
Ralph Barker (408) 248-8649,  Jim Joyce (415) 626-7581,  or, Paul Fronberg (408) 737-5643
 
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