Tuesday, September 27, 1988 / University Daily Kansan
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KU gets fruitful deal
The University of Kansas has bitten into a sweet deal with the Apple computer company.
By Mark E. McCormick Kansan staff writer
Apple agreed in late February to donate one computer for every two computers the University of Maryland offers its new computers in a special deal with the company, 50 extra Apples dropped onto the desks of campus faculty and stu-
Jerry Niemba, director of computer services who helped work out the deal, said the offer from Apple was appealing.
"They offered us a one for two match," he said. "We're very happy with the deal. It has been a big step for us."
Who has the Macs?
The computer purchase consists of a Macintosh SE hard disk computer for $137 and a Macintosh SE hard disk computer for $137 and either the Microsoft or Word Perfect word processing systems at Amazon.
Demand for the final 68 computers was high, and those wanting computers had to demonstrate how the computer could be used in scholarship or program instruction.
Fifty of the computers went to the School of Education, 15 to the School of Engineering, 15 to the School of Management, 15 to Graduate Research Studies and Public Service and the remaining 68 were spread out among 35 other campuses.
"We had 126 requests for faculty machines and 48 to distribute." Nie-
saum said. "We had 112 requests from student labs and only 20 to allocate."
The purchase devoured all the money allocated for computers for the university, and University planned to commit funds to purchase computers in the future.
Dennis Demer, associate dean of architecture and urban design, said he was surprised by what his school received but wished the distribution of the computers was better.
"It's always nice to get new computers, and we applaud all those who helped us to the two computers we have, but we weren't allowed to
compete for the 50 computers that went to education." Domer said. "These computers went right to education. We probably need 20 more humans."
"I didn't like the distribution process and I don't understand it."
Bhenda Warnke, sales manager of Apple goods at the Burge Union, said Amble had long supported education.
"They've always been really strong in education," she said. "They've provided computers in the classroom, and they are still used in the public schools."
Apple wanted the School of Education to have the computers to demonstrate the company's commitment to education. Nielsen said.
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