This was sent to the PGA list by an old friend by the name of Bob
Everton.
Sabri
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The following letter by former U.S. Attorney General Ramsey Clark
has been sent to all members of the UN Security Council, with
copies to the UN General Assembly.
Please circulate.
September 20, 2
In a message dated 9/23/02 5:28:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am not sure what Sabri's reading of the article is. What I read is that
the public universities are underfunded [The Economist approves of this]
and that private universities are becoming more prominent. Bo
EPW Commentary
September 14, 2002
Calcutta Diary--by AM (btw is Ashok Mitra)
Our star cricketers, some of whom reputedly earn anything between 20 and
50 crore rupees annually, should have the modesty to admit what they owe
to the nation's poor. It is because the poor are oppressed and exploited
Michael wrote:
> I am not sure what Sabri's reading of the article is.
Well Michael. This summer I visited home, that is, the mechanical
engineering and mathematics departments at Bogazici University in
Istanbul, and today saw this in that bloody the Economist
article:
> Crisis? What crisis?
It
Yes, you are correct, but even a country as powerful as China seems to be
willing to go along.
On Mon, Sep 23, 2002 at 10:00:27PM -0400, Louis Proyect wrote:
> Michael Perelman wrote:
>
> >What could possibly make the leadership of a country move in this
> >direction? Are they merely going for
Dear PEN_ers,
I think the following article below - should prove of interest to more
than just Sabri (Whose views on this matter I would especially
appreciate). I think that even those who choke at the term ML-ist, will
find the analysis (especially of Kurdish interests) a little novel, & of
passi
Michael Perelman wrote:
>What could possibly make the leadership of a country move in this
>direction? Are they merely going for personal gain or fear of retribution
>from the US? Are they stupid?
>
>
The real leadership of the country was beaten into submission in the
late 1980s. The curren
What could possibly make the leadership of a country move in this
direction? Are they merely going for personal gain or fear of retribution
from the US? Are they stupid?
On Mon, Sep 23, 2002 at 03:09:18PM -0400, F G wrote:
> >From what I've read in the U.S. press, there seems to be silence with
I am not sure what Sabri's reading of the article is. What I read is that
the public universities are underfunded [The Economist approves of this]
and that private universities are becoming more prominent. Both
observations are true. The article does not address the lack of
employment, but then
I don't know how these the Economist people reach such lovely
conclusions. The university system in Turkey is about to
collapse, if not collapsed already. The quality of education at
most state universities are getting worse and worse, and majority
of those with university diplomas from non-elite
Title: RE: [PEN-L:30483] Re: RE: Re: The family
I wasn't disagreeing with you.
(I wanted to send this message to Joel individually, but the damn network isn't cooperating.)
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
-Original Message-
From: Joel Blau [mai
At 23/09/2002 19:48, you wrote:
>How do you subscribe to the A list?
>
>Joanna
The A-List archives are at
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Mark
>From what I've read in the U.S. press, there seems to be silence with
respect to the forthcoming CAFTA. Here in El Salvador, it has demogogically
been sold as a panacea (ditto with dollarization) to a population that
hardly understands what is involved. The central government has generated
How do you subscribe to the A list?
Joanna
At 08:25 AM 09/23/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>Dear Pen-lers,
>
>The Left Book Club by the A-list officially launches with the following
>titles courtesy of Zed Books. As was recently discussed, Zed operates a
>differential pricing policy enabling purchase
(James J. Cramer was with Goldman-Sachs in the 1990s and eventually
launched his own firm. He became an icon of the now deflated bull market
and still urges people to buy stocks on his website www.street.com and on
his Bloomberg Radio show every night.)
New York Magazine, Sept. 23, 2002
Battl
Dear Friend,
It is with hope that I write to seek your help in the context below.I am Hajia Mariam
Abacha, wife of Nigerias former head of state; Late General Sani Abacha, whose sudden
death occurred on the 8th of June 1998. Since my husband died, I have been thrown
into a state of utter
At present, Campus Watch has "dossiers" on eight individual professors named on their
web page:
http://www.campus-watch.org/dossiers.php/cat/Professor
Clearly they are attempting to isolate and intimidate these persons, and by masking
examples of them to create a chilling effect on dissident
Title: RE: [PEN-L:30481] Re: The family
Of course traditional conservatism relied on other institutions. I wasn't
discussing traditional conservatism as much as one variant of its contemporary
version, which talks about cutbacks in social welfare while yearning out
loud about returning responsib
Title: RE: [PEN-L:30481] Re: The family
traditional conservatism didn't simply rely on the (patriarchal) family as the "default institution for social reproduction." It also relied on community, religious institutions, and the like. Further, the "good side" of the state (its military apparatus
This represents a good first step towards an analysis of the family.
She might have gone on to point out that the family is the right's
default institution for
social reproduction--that is, it is the cheapest method of accomplishing
(at least partially, and varying sharply by class) the tasks
Title: reverse domino theory
[here's a theory that's actually _worse_ than the original...]
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/wire/la-na-outlook23sep23.story
Still a Few Dots to Connect in Iraq Domino Theory
By RONALD BROWNSTEIN
TIMES STAFF WRITER
L.A. TIMES/September 23 200
Nancy F. Cott. Public Vows: A History of Marriage and the Nation.
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2000. 297 pp. Notes index. $27.95
(cloth), ISBN 0-674-00875-8.
Reviewed by Felice Batlan, Department of History, New York University.
Published by H-Law (August, 2002)
Beneath the Private Mas
* A Student-Worker Alliance is Born
by Michael Yates
Liza Featherstone and United Students Against Sweatshops, _Students
Against Sweatshops_ (London and New York: Verso, 2002), 119 pages,
paper $15.00.
... There are many events that may wake people up and make them think
and act. For co
FROM: BARRISTER AHMED YAKUBU
OKEAYA INNEH LAW FIRM
ATTORNEYS/LEGAL PRACTITIONERS
NIGERIA.
DEAR SIR,
COMPLIMENTS OF THE SEASON.GRACE AND PEACE AND LOVE FROM
THIS PART OF THE ATLANTIC TO YOU.I HOPE MY LETTER DOES NOT
CAUSE YOU TOO MUCH EMBARRASSMENT AS I WRITE TO YOU IN GOOD
FAITH BASED O
I suspect that the US government demanded the head of the German justice
minister on a plate. Bush refused to take a telephone call from Schroeder,
and extraordinarily, on the very day of voting, the justice minister was
forced to indicate that she would probably be resigning, for making a
the
Dear Pen-lers,
The Left Book Club by the A-list officially launches with the following
titles courtesy of Zed Books. As was recently discussed, Zed operates a
differential pricing policy enabling purchasers from the South to acquire
books at more affordable rates. These are indicated below:
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