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Sep 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: ACM planning

Anthony Ralston

Aug 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: SIGs

Anthony Ralston

Jul 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: the roles of ACM IV. ACM and its members: relevancy and responsibility

Anthony Ralston

Jun 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: whither ACM?

Anthony Ralston

May 1 1973

A letter from ACM’s past president: the wonderful world of AFIPS

Walter M. Carlson

Apr 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: ACM and the proposed computer foundation

Anthony Ralston

Mar 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: the roles of ACM: III. ACM and other societies

Anthony Ralston

Feb 1 1973

A letter from the IEEE-CS president: the IEEE computer society and ACM

Albert S. Hoagland

Jan 1 1973

ACM president’s letter: the roles of ACM: II. ACM and the computer industry

Anthony Ralston

Dec 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: the roles of ACM: I. publications

Anthony Ralston

Nov 1 1972

A letter from the ACM vice-president: concerns of our members —a report from an ACM forum

Jean E. Sammet

Oct 1 1972

A letter from the ACM treasurer

Solomon Pollack

Sep 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: the “A” in ACM is for association, not American

Anthony Ralston

Aug 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: austerity

Anthony Ralston

Aug 1 1972

In memory of George E. Forsythe

John G. Herriot

Jul 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: the next two years

Anthony Ralston

May 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: unfinished business: III

Walter M. Carlson

Apr 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: unfinished business: II

Walter M. Carlson

Mar 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: unfinished business: I

Walter M. Carlson

Feb 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: the answer is… competence. integrity, and productivity …what is the question?

Walter M. Carlson

Jan 1 1972

ACM president’s letter: on the rituals of our clans

Walter M. Carlson

Nov 1 1971

Walter M. Carlson

Nov 1 1971

On ACM special interest groups and committees

This report has been written to explain the nature, purposes, and organization of the Special Interest Groups (SIGS) and Special Interest Committees (SICS) of ACM, and to summarize SIG/SIC activity during the period August 1, 1970, to August 1, 1971.

Peter J. Denning

Oct 1 1971

Reflections on Ljubljana

Walter M. Carlson

Shape the Future of Computing

ACM encourages its members to take a direct hand in shaping the future of the association. There are more ways than ever to get involved.

Communications of the ACM (CACM) is now a fully Open Access publication.

By opening CACM to the world, we hope to increase engagement among the broader computer science community and encourage non-members to discover the rich resources ACM has to offer.