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Any school is welcome to participate in MidLink Magazine. There is no fee for joining this educational project. Yes, we accept submissions by "snail mail," as well as FTP. You may also use our simple mailing instructions and mail directly from these pages! For details about how your school can participate, send e-mail to MidLink Magazine
If you already have your own Home Page, it's even easier. First tell us about your project. It could be a something you already have underway. We will place a pointer to your site on our Home Page. Then schools all over the world can participate in a project that you helped create. This way we can all collaborate with you...er....electronically, of course!
If you sent us mail and can't find it posted here, please write to us about it. We make every effort to post all worthwhile submissions, but accidents DO happen. We deal with so many files it is likely that we will omit something, and we hope you will be patient. Remember: Our editors are students :-) Thank you for your patience.
MidLink Magazine is a cooperative project developed by middle school students from the global community with a *little* help from the following adults:
Students at Schools all over the world create the pages in MidLink Magazine. Your school can be a part of the MidLink Magazine Team. Write to us for instructions.
Send questions or comments to Caroline McCullen, camccu@sas.com, Instructional Technologist, SAS Institute, Cary. NC
Last Update to this page, February 1998