SIPB's new documentation page is on its new website, at
sipb.mit.edu/doc
Many of the documents here are outdated.
The Student Information Processing Board is devoted to helping the MIT
community utilize the Institute's computer facilities with ease and
efficiency. Since we know how dry and badly written the average user's
manual is, we write and maintain many documents on our own. This
documentation is freely provided to users in the form of online and
printed manuals, UNIX man pages, and emacs info files, in addition to
the documentation available in our office. The source for almost all
of this documentation is available online under the directory
/afs/sipb.mit.edu/project/doc, and is redistributable under certain
conditions; all these documents are copyright by the SIPB. Although
the following guides are mainly of use to Athena users, SIPB documents
are known to be used at universities other than MIT. Hardcopies of
these documents are available for free in the SIPB Office, W20-557,
and online versions are also available via Athena's online
"help" facility, by selecting the main-menu item
"Documentation Archives".