Peking University CS 1995 Alumni Chat Book
From: Zhou Shuli
Subject: an idea
At: halon.barra.com
Date: Thu Feb 12 9:46:01 US/Pacific 1998
Is it possible and practical to have a virtual reunion
while Beida's centennial is coming?
From: Cui Peng
Subject: Comment
At: 202.99.169.26
Date: Sun Feb 8 18:30:11 US/Pacific 1998
I think the chat book has not reached its best.
So many classmates' addresses are blank.Some addresses
seem out of date.The chatbook should be informed to
more people.
From: Cui Peng
Subject: Happy Spring Festival
At: 202.99.169.57
Date: Sat Jan 24 22:24:44 US/Pacific 1998
大家好，久违了。希望你们都过一个好年！
From: Chen Bin
Subject: Happy New Year! 大家新年好！
At: 202.99.8.117
Date: Tue Dec 30 17:33:18 PST 1997
Happy New Year to All of us!
From: Jiandong Han
Subject: Notice From PKU
At: 202.99.15.99
Date: Tue Oct 7 20:50:47 PDT 1997
Notice
1998.05.04 is the 100th birthday of Peking University,it's
also the 20th birthday of Peking University Department of
Computer Science and Technology -- our mother department.
A great ceremony is being planned now.
An address book of all students of all classes is needed!
Mr Keqing Li and Mr Jiandong Han have been assigned to do
this work.
It's a little difficulty for us to know all of your addresses
in a short time,so we ask help from you.
After reading this message, mail us your address,please!
About 13 items are needed, they are listed below:
1) your name;
2) your sex;
3) your class;
4) your major;
5) your degree;
6) where are you working or studying?
7) what are you working as, if you have been in working?
8) your mail address(letter address);
9) your postcode;
10) your telphone number;
11) your BP number;
12) your FAX number;
13) your E-mail address;
You can write these items into a mail file and mailto:
hjiandong@hotmail.com or
techn@homeway.co.cn
Your quick answers will be appreciated greatly!
Some beneficences to our department are welcome too.
Whether your major was software or MicroElectronic when in
Peking University, this message is for you.
Thank you very much and good luck !
Keqing Li
Jiandong Han
1997.10.08
From: ChenBin
Subject: 系庆捐赠!?#$@%
At: 202.99.62.160
Date: Mon Oct 6 5:52:01 PDT 1997
哈哈，计算机系居然要人捐资兴学！？
杨老师拔根毫毛就能让计算机系的设备水平全国一流！
From: Han jiandong
Subject: 重要通知
At: 202.99.15.3
Date: Mon Oct 6 1:14:01 PDT 1997
计算机系95届同学：
大家好！
98年5月4日，是北京大学100年校庆的日子，也是计算机系建系20周年
的大喜日子。为此，计算机系专门成立了校庆系庆筹备委员会。其工作之一，
就是编纂一部计算机系20年以来所有学生及教职员工的通讯录。日前，该委员
会委托我和李克勤同学负责95届毕业同学的联系工作。
95届同学目前主要有以下几种去向：
1） 在美国各所大学就读；
2） 在北京大学继续学习；
3） 在北京，天津，深圳，广州等地参加工作；
鉴于目前95届同学比较分散，短时间内靠少数人的力量很难统计出所有
同学的通讯地址，所以，我们通过互连网向所有同学请求援助。
请收到此条通知的同学，在百忙之间抽出时间，将自己或自己所知道的
其他同学的通讯地址，按以下条款组织成电子邮件，发送到：
hjiandong@hotmail.com
邮箱中；
有如下一些条款需要统计：
姓名 性别 年级 专业 学历 工作单位 职务
通讯地址 邮编 联系电话 寻呼号码 电子信箱
每位同学可以根据自己的实际情况，按上面列出的项目组织电子邮件。
同时，系里还委托我们向大家发出倡议：为了支援计算机系的建设，请
在系庆时尽自己的能力向系里作一些捐赠或提出一些建议，改善计算机系办
学条件等等。
首先感谢刘翔给我们提供了这样好的工具，也真心的希望能收到这份
通知的同学协力帮助我们作好这件工作。
顺便提醒一下，本通知所指的95届同学包括软件和微电子两个专业。
如蒙协助，非常感谢！
韩建东 李克勤
1997。10。06
From: han jiandong
Subject: a question
At: 202.99.15.70
Date: Sun Oct 5 20:45:28 PDT 1997
I wander whether you have Chinese Platform to see Chinese mails
and Chinese messages?
Please visit my page and leave your answers.
From: Anonymous
Subject:
At: sole.stanford.edu
Date: Thu Sep 18 17:31:56 PDT 1997
From: Chen Bin
Subject: Who can contribute some proxy server?
At: 203.207.119.127
Date: Thu Sep 4 0:27:29 PDT 1997
I cannot reach the www.west.com, proxy server needed!
From: ChenBin
Subject: Welcome to My homepage
At: 203.207.119.138
Date: Fri Aug 15 17:32:55 PDT 1997
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From: ChenBin
Subject: Nobody here? 怎么没人？
At: 203.207.119.138
Date: Fri Aug 15 17:29:46 PDT 1997
How strange!
I think everybody is on vacation.
奇怪！
原来大家都放假了
From: Chen Bin
Subject: can setup a BBS of own ?
At: 202.96.61.142
Date: Sat Aug 9 0:30:51 PDT 1997
I think the following address is a good template,
http://www.west.net/~gvis/index.html
From: Liu Xiang
At: maomao.stanford.edu
Date: Tue Aug 5 21:30:26 PDT 1997
In response to Wang Jun, Chen Bin and Gao Jin's suggestions, I made some
changes to the cgi script.
1. Now the messages are displayed in backward order of time, i.e.,
the latest message will always appear on the top.
2. The time of the last posting is shown on the main alumni page
so you can see if any new postings exist conveniently. No need
to go to the chatbook page if you've seen them all. I think
grouping them is probably not worth doing since we won't have
too many messages anyway, and showing them in one window will
ease reading.
3. Invocation of the message-posting and address-updating cgi
script is now password protected. The user name is alumni, and
the password is the full name of our department chairwomen, (at least
the one when we graduated). The format should be $last_name$first_name
in lower case. Hopefully everyone still remembers her name.
Viewing messages and addresses are still open to the world.
Special thanks to Chen Bin, Wang Jun and Gao Jian for their valuable
suggestions. I hope everyone will be able to drop by and say something
to our fellow classmates. Someday you will find out how valuable
our old classmates could be for your life and career.
Oh, by the way, just call me Liu Xiang later on. That way I'll probably
sound more familiar to people. Dan is something for my boss and American colleagues.
From: Jian Gao
At: webgate5.mot.com
Date: Tue Aug 5 14:45:52 PDT 1997
Yeah, Chen Bin is right. Once there are too many messages, it would be a pain to scroll down the whole page.
It would be great if the messages could be grouped by date(by month for instance) and each group has a list of hyper links to the real notes. I wonder if our Dan could spend the time to do it.
Well, I would like to say hello to all the classmates. I wish you the best.
Jian
From: Chen Bin
At: 202.96.32.23
Date: Tue Aug 5 7:28:06 PDT 1997
I think the latest message should be placed on top!
From: Chen Bin
At: 202.96.32.23
Date: Tue Aug 5 7:26:29 PDT 1997
I had waited for a long time to see this homepage updated.
of course, our Dan do a good work.
哈哈！
大家好！
From: Li Quanzhong
At: 162.105.181.188
Date: Mon Aug 4 4:55:22 PDT 1997
Hi,
I think what Liu xiang have done is wonderful,
Let us thanx him !
It is very good I can leave a word here too.
From: Liu Xiang
At: hake.stanford.edu
Date: Sun Aug 3 4:42:38 PDT 1997
This is the first official message on this bulletin board.
Welcome!