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Aug 1 1971

On ACM professional standards and practices

Rogers Mills

Jul 1 1971

On the ACM publications board

Eric A. Weiss

Jun 1 1971

ACM 71: A quarter century view (August 3-5 1971 Chicago, IL)

Jun 1 1971

Industry and world news

Jun 1 1971

May 1 1971

ACM president’s letter: a look at ACM 71

Walter M. Carlson

Apr 1 1971

A letter from the ACM president: whither our chapters?

W. M. Carlson

Feb 1 1971

M. Stuart Lynn

Jan 1 1971

ACM Vice President Ralston comments on: committees, committees, committees

Anthony Ralston

Dec 1 1970

ACM president’s letter: “a decade for dialogue”

Nov 1 1970

ACM President’s Letter: The fourth estate — the computer revolution

Walter M. Carlson

Oct 1 1970

ACM President’s letter: R for excellence: better education

Walter M. Carlson

Oct 1 1970

ACM forum: announcement: ACM forum in the communications

Walter M. Carlson

Sep 1 1970

ACM President’s Letter: finding the real expert

Walter M. Carlson

Computing Applications

Aug 1 1970

ACM President’s Letter: ACM 70 in perspective

Walter M. Carlson

Jul 1 1970

ACM president’s letter: 100,000 in 1975!

Walter M. Carlson

May 1 1970

ACM President’s Letter: Reflections

Bernard A. Galler

Apr 1 1970

ACM President’s letter: Is all the world the stage?

Bernard A. Galler

Feb 1 1970

ACM Vice-President Carlson Asks: what are your standards?

Walter M. Carlson

Jan 1 1970

ACM President’s Letter

B. A. Galler

Dec 1 1969

ACM president’s letter: and in the corner …

Bernard A. Galler

Architecture and Hardware

Nov 1 1969

ACM president’s letter: J’accuse!

Bernard A. Galler

Oct 1 1969

Letter from the ACM vice-president: “there is a tide in the affairs of men…”

Walter M. Carlson

Sep 1 1969

ACM president’s letter: “tell it like it is”

Bernard A. Galler

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