ACM

Kenneth G. Wilson
Pages 279-280

ACM Forum: Letters

Robert L. Ashenhurst
Pages 282-286

Programming pearls: how to sort

Jon Bentley
Pages 287-ff.

American universities need greater access to supercomputers

Gene Dallaire
Pages 292-298

Access to supercomputers: an NSF perspective

Edward F. Hayes
Pages 299-303

Coping with the imprecision of the real world

Lotfi A. Zadeh
Pages 304-311

Computer crime

Donn B. Parker, Susan H. Nycum
Pages 313-315

Information systems security and privacy

Willis H. Ware
Pages 315-321

A perspective on machine translation: theory and practice

Allen B. Tucker
Pages 322-329

Computer science program requirements and accreditation

Michael C. Mulder, John Dalphin
Pages 330-335

Progress report on the ACM Guide to Computing Literature

Jean E. Sammet, Bernard Rous
Pages 336-341

A further view of the first quarter century

Peter G. Neumann
Page 343

The complexity of songs

Donald E. Knuth
Pages 344-346

THE TELNET SONG: ("Control-Uparrow Q.")

Guy L. Steele
Pages 347-348

A linguistic contribution to GOTO-less programming

Lawrence Clark
Pages 349-350

Languages: three interviews

Peter Brown
Pages 352-355

The chaostron: an important advance in learning machines

J. B. Cadwallader-Cohen, W. W. Zysiczk, R. B. Donnelly
Pages 356-357

Automatic spelling correction in scientific and scholarly text

Joseph J. Pollock, Antonio Zamora
Pages 358-368

The data-document distinction in information retrieval

David C. Blair
Pages 369-374

Command abbreviation behavior in human-computer interaction

Izak Benbasat, Yair Wand
Pages 376-383

The study of an ordered minimal perfect hashing scheme

C. C. Chang
Pages 384-387

Digital signatures with RSA and other public-key cryptosystems

Dorothy E. Denning
Pages 388-392

How to expose an eavesdropper

Ronald L. Rivest, Adi Shamir
Pages 393-394

Computers, crime and privacy—a national dilemma: congressional testimony from the industry

Peter J. Denning
Pages 312-313

Preet J. Nedginn, Trebor L. Bworn
Page 351

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