Does anyone on pen-l know if the place and time of the URPE summer
conference for this year has been set.
Trevor Evans
Berlin
Tom Kruse asks:
... [Back in early January of '91 e]veryone opposed a military
"solution". Then the shooting war started, and it was yellow ribbons and
support the troops. What's to suggest it might be any different this time?
Despite worlds of difference between the two
Here's your correction, Maggie: Clinton was opposed to being _drafted_
into the Vietnam War.
Sid
THE
ONLY OPINION THAT REALLY COUNTS IS THE PRESIDENT'S.
And he's not going to be affected by a bunch of goofy
hecklers."
Correct me if my memory is faulty, but wasn't
The Fall 1996 Science and Society, edited by PEN-L'er David Laibman,
contains an article by Douglas Boucher called "Not With a Bang, but a
Whimper." It includes a paragraph that I find highly disturbing:
As ecosystems are transformed, species are eliminated -- but
opportunities are created for
The last two posts from Louis brought up some very important points.
He began with a discussion of Lester Brown. I first became acquainted with
Brown when he was with the Department of Agriculture promoting the so-called
green revolution. Somehow he made a serious transformation in his outlook
Date: Thu, 19 Feb 1998 15:34:46 -0800 (PST)
From: MichaelP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
MAI INFORMATIONAL BOOKLETS: Ruth Caplan of the Alliance for Democracy
has coordinated the production of informational booklets about the MAI.
With input from Public Citizen, Friends of the Earth, AFL-CIO and
At 20:53 20/02/98 -0800, you wrote:
On Fri, 20 Feb 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A second questions -- what IS it about ohio? Kent State, heckling the
president's propaganda team.
Proof positive, as if we needed it, that socialist dissidence is as
American as apple pie and cornfields. I have
We urge our colleagues to join with us in protesting Beverly
Enterprises' attack on Dr. Kate Bronfenbrenner's academic freedom
and first amendment rights.
Michal Belknap, Professor of Law, California Western School of
Law
Clete Daniel, Professor of American Labor
