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 -> JC> Oh, I think so. Oceanic control when it comes to salmon fishing,
 -> JC> for instance. But, I'll give you more details after Tuesday.
 LP> Oh, the never-ending fish wars.
 Yes, according to the prof, those are the only ones still in dispute. We
 covered about twelve disputes in two days. (Trivia question: Prior to Alaska
 entering the Union, which was the northern most state boundary in the U.S.?)
 LP> I'm glad to have done both.  Well, keep me posted on your course.
 
 Next Tuesday, we get a guest lecturer: Robert McCullough. From the syllabus:
 
 "Managing Partner of McCullogh Research, a firm which has done much
 consulting work on Canadian-American energy (both electric and gas) issues.
 Mr. Mcullough serves as an economic adviser to the Crees in the negotiations
 with Hydro-Quebec on the Great Whale development."
 On Thursday we will see the film "The Last Train Across Canada".
 
 My project topic: "Explorers of the Canadian West".
 It's a very interesting class. We learn a lot about the U.S. as well.
 
 Jim
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