GEN: Please note the following posting tip.

[Peter Milbury <pmilbury@CUSD.CHICO.K12.CA.US>]

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  Peter Milbury, Librarian
Pleasant Valley High School, Chico, CA   "http://www.pvhs.chico.k12.ca.us/"
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