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\title{ULTRAVIOLET AND EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET OBSERVATIONS\\
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OF STARBURST GALAXIES}

\author{Claus Leitherer\\
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Space Telescope Science Institute\\
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3700 San Martin Drive\\
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Baltimore, MD 21218}

\pub{The Ultraviolet Universe at Low and High Redshift,\\
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{\em held 2--4 May 1997 at College Park, MD}\\
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{\em Woodbury: AIP Press; ed.~W.~Waller}}

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\begin{abstract}
Space-ultraviolet spectroscopy has dramatically increased our
understanding of the starburst phenomenon.  The majority of the data has
been obtained with the IUE, HST, and HUT satellites.  The spectral
morphology of starburst galaxies in the ultraviolet and extreme
ultraviolet is reviewed.  I will discuss how strong ultraviolet
resonance lines can be used to study the stellar content and properties
of the interstellar medium.  Similarities and differences between local
starbursts and bona fide star-forming galaxies at high reshift are
examined.
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