Events and Publications

January

• 12 (Tuesday) HAL's third birthday.

February

• 4 (Friday) noon "The HAL 9000 and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey" talk by David G. Stork, William and Mary College, Williamsburg, VA. Conta\ ct Debbie Noonan for details.
  
  

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August

• 13 (Friday) "A Film with Byte: Two books examine how '2001' helped shape the way we look at the future" by Brian Butko, review of "2001: Filming the Future" by Piers Bizony and "HAL's Legacy" edited by David Stork, in the McKeesport, PA News.
  
  

September

October

• 4 (Wednesday) 6:30pm "The HAL 9000 and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey" talk by David G. Stork, San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of the ACM, Hewlett-Packard, Wolf and Pruneridge, Cupertino CA.
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• \ 13 (Friday) "The HAL 9000 and the vision of 2001: A Space Odyssey" talk by David G. Stork, National Research Council, 75, de Mortagne, Boucherville (Quebec) CANADA. Contact Robert DiRaddo for more details.
  

November

December

• 10 (Sunday) "Brave new world? 'Space Odyssey' nearing virtual reality" by Robert Making, A1 (cover) and E1, E4, Cour\ ier News in Trenton, New Jersey.
  
  
• 30 (Saturday) "Film's compelling view of future still holds up" by Murray K. Campbell, page A2 in the Globe and Mail (Toronto).
  
  
• 31 (Sunday) "Down to a Science: Experts on space applaud Kubrick's accuracy in '2001'" by Edward Guthmann, page A 30, San Francisco Chronicle "Pink" section.