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HCI, Life and Death, and Randy Pausch
Fred Sampson, Keith Instone

When Carnegie Mellon University professor Randy Pausch passed away on July 25, 2008, millions of people - most of them non-HCI community members - knew and took inspiration from his story…

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Thank you, Fred
By Richard Anderson on November 18th, 2008.

Since much too much has been happening in Fred Sampson's life, this is the final piece that Fred will be contributing to interactions magazine in the role of (P)reviews Editor. Our thanks to Fred for his exceptional contributions to interactions in this role during 2008 and in his previous role as author of the Pushing the Envelope column. We hope that Fred will return as an article author at some point in the future.

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