In 1989 CAFÉ accounts were instituted to give students access to the university’s mainframe computer. CAFÉ users had net and e-mail access, as well as listserv access and access to UTCC’s archives of microcomputer software. According to Bruce Delaney, assistant director of the Computing Center for User Services at the time, use of e-mail by some faculty members dates back to 1975.
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Celebrating the Publication of "Critical Connections" with ORNL, UT Libraries, and UT Press!
Sep. 10 at 3pmInstitute for Advanced Materials & Manufacturing - AMM Lobby and Room 147 -
Research Impact Series: Citation Analysis using Web of Science
Sep. 12 at 3pmJohn C Hodges Library - 128 -
International Coffeehouse
Sep. 18 at 1pmJohn C Hodges Library - Mary E Greer Room (near Starbucks)