CLICK & DOUBLE CLICK: INTERNET BUILDS NEW GENERATION OF ONLINE CONSUMERS (COLUMN 7)
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Tuesday, September 10, 1996
Cybertip: If you want to surf the net but don't have a computer, visit the Cape Girardeau Public Library. It has two public access Internet terminals, which can be used free of charge. Beginners need to take half-hour Internet introduction classes, offered four days a week.
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