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Technology Stocks : Novell (NOVL) dirt cheap, good buy? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Steve Bannister who wrote (31099)	4/17/2000 9:42:00 PM
From: Captain Jack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42771

LOL!! Certainly they did not 'miss' it. Possibly there is a very good reason and we will understand soon. I have been to SL often and can always get my IBD... <<"........ Clinton was joined in East Palo Alto by computer and civil rights leaders. He said Gateway would provide technology training to 75,000 teachers, including every teacher in East Palo Alto, while Novell would donate $20 million in software for nonprofit organizations helping Hispanic organizations. Hewlett-Packard will invest $15 million in a new ``digital village' initiative in three underserved communities, including East Palo Alto. Qualcomm will commit $25 million to bridge the digital divide in San Diego, where it is based. PowerUp, a partnership of America Online, Gateway and other companies to bring technology to young people in schools and community centers, pledged to expand from 19 to 250 sites nationwide. AOL said it would provide 100,000 accounts for use at PowerUp, and the Waitt Family Foundation said it would donate 50,000 Gateway computers. Other, smaller pledges came from Cisco, Applied Materials, Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International, AT&T and People PC. ............">> NOVL right up there putting cash equivalant to the REAL BIG boys,,,,,,, looks good