on 2/14/01 5:04 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> From: NY Transfer News <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 09:58:35 -0500 (EST)
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [CubaNews] New Website to Document CIA on Campus!
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> Via NY Transfer News * All the News That Doesn't Fit
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> February 14, 2001
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> NEW WEBSITE INAUGURATED TO DOCUMENT CIA ACTIVITIES ON CAMPUS
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> Public Information Research (PIR) has inaugurated a new website on NY
> Transfer's servers to document the activities of the CIA on colleges
> and universities: www.cia-on-campus.org.
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> Public Information Research, a non-profit research organization, is well
> known to scholars, activists and spy-watchers worldwide for its NameBase
> database and website at www.pir.org. Namebase is a unique repository of
> historical information and commentary on the interlocking web of the power
> elite.
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> Public Information Research is inviting contributions to their new site. The
> following is from PIR's announcement of www.cia-on-campus.org:
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> CIA-ON-CAMPUS.ORG
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> During the 1970s and 1980s, we collected a fair amount of material about the
> CIA on campus. The movement peaked in 1969, 1977, and 1987, but by 1993 had
> subsided. Unfortunately, this was several years too early for the Internet,
> and almost all of the material we collected exists only on paper. Some of
> it is turning yellow by now.
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> It amazed us that we found so little online about this topic. PIR feels that
> past efforts need to be preserved and made available. Our current collection
> of material is a good place to start. We plan to contact the authors of this
> material, and request permission to digitize their articles and post them on
> this site. We've worked with many of these authors in the past. One major
> focus of this site, therefore, will be historical preservation.
>
> Another purpose will be to encourage further research and contributions from
> faculty and students, whether signed or anonymous. We will use separate
> directories for all campus-specific content, and someday those coming into
> the site from an ".edu" domain will automatically start with the material
> that is most relevant to them. If we don't have anything about their campus,
> then they will land on a generic page. While navigation across the entire
> site will always be available, this redirection feature should encourage
> students and faculty to contribute material, or to design pages for their
> campus. (Any new material will be subject to fact-checking and editing by
> us before we post it, and we like simple pages with no more than a handful
> of GIFs.)
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> Cia on Campus is still in its infancy; we expect to be developing the site
> for at least a year. So drop us a line if you have any ideas. (Just send
> e-mail to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]) With your help, we can get this site up
> to speed more quickly. Ask your campus librarian or archivist if they
> remember any articles on this topic. If you find something, let us know.
> Regardless of how old it is, if it's substantive and relevant then it
> belongs on this site. You can help us further by securing permission for us
> to post it, and/or transcribing it into digital form for us. --Public
> Information Research
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> Visit the CIA on Campus website at: http://www.cia-on-campus.org, or just
> click on "CIA on Campus" from NY Transfer's homepage at www. blythe. org
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baaaaad news and we are going to get rid of them believe it or not. That's
one of the agencies JFK wanted to disband.
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