> From: marvit at cattell.psych.upenn.edu (Peter Marvit)
> Newsgroups: bionet.neuroscience
> Subject: Did anyone save the musical processing string?
> Message-ID: <MARVIT.93Sep5145838 at cattell.psych.upenn.edu>
> Date: 5 Sep 93 18:58:38 GMT
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> Organization: Psychology Dept, U. Pennsylvania
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> I meant to save the series of postings on musial processing and the
> brain, but the articles expired on my local system before I returned. If
> someone saved them, I would most appreciate a copy...
The answer to your question and lots more useful info can be found in:
Smith, Una R. (1993) "A Biologist's Guide to the Internet."
Published monthly in the Usenet newsgroups sci.bio, bionet.general
and news.answers, and archived as file "biology/guide" in the
anonymous ftp archive on pit-manager.mit.edu. ~20 pages.
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5.3. Where can I get old newsgroup/mailing list articles?
All the biology-related Usenet newsgroups (since 1991) are archived for
searching via gopher, WAIS, and anonymous ftp on ftp.bio.indiana.edu, in
the directory /usenet/bionet/. The bionet newsgroups (some dating back
to 1987) are archived for WAIS and anonymous ftp on net.bio.net.
Many Gopher servers now have links to archives of old Usenet articles,
and some of these archives even support interactive search queries.
The ways of accessing information over the Internet are broadening
rapidly, so stay tuned for notices about new options.
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