Does any body know the e-mail address for Johnson C. Smith
University in Charlotte North Carolina. If so
send it to we…@gar.union.edu ..thanks Karl

Hi:

        I need information regarding the residence halls on the
Minneapolis campus as well as info regarding certain students.

        If you can help, e-mail me ASAP at PGAL…@BGNET.BGSU.EDU

Thanks!!

[ Article crossposted from la.wanted ]
[ Author was Kunkin A ]
[ Posted on Tue, 14 Feb 1995 02:26:40 GMT ]

HELP WANTED for important, fun-filled and useful project. I am the
founding publisher and editor of the old Los Angeles Free Press, the
first and largest alternative newspaper of the 1960′s. I am establishing
a new video Free Press that will appear on cable tv in Los Angeles and
throughout the United States. Perhaps on the World Wide Web.Neither Left
nor Right but honest.The contents of this news program will vary from
cultural reportage to political commentary and include interviews, live
footage of events, music, etc.- just like the Free Press of the 60′s.
     The purpose of this tv series is to unify the alternative community
which believes in the possibility of a more just and democratic society.
We want to encourage grass roots activity of all kinds by giving
activists and artists the media attention they rarely get. An alternative
60 minutes; an alternative news program; an alternative voice. Use your
camera for something better than tv bloopers!
     We especially need reporters with their own VHS or 8mm video
cameras. However, we also need technicians, editors, print journalists or
non-video activists (or would-be activists) and office staff and
messengers and artists and writers who can be the eyes, ears, legs and
arms of this project.This is a non-profit venture. We will provide press
credentials, entry tickets and support.
     Our intention is to start small and get big. We intend to show this
program in many cities so we need staff and support groups everywhere,
even in foreign countries. E-mail me to get on our mailing list and
receive a free copy of our editorial plans. Do this today because we have
limited postage.
     We are having a staff meeting in Los Angeles (in Santa Monica) on
Friday evening, February 17.at 7:30pm. E-mail me at kun…@netcom.com
because there is limited seating.Let’s end these limits. Please repost on
all bulletin boards, aol, compuserve and anywhere it seems suitable.
Thank you for your attention. Art Kunkin.

There’s a mailing list for Kappa Alpha Order set up by Beta Kappa
Chapter, the University of Maryland at College Park. If there are any KAs
out there, you are more than welcome to join. Also, if anyone can forward
this message to a KA, it would be greatly appreciated. Are there any
little sisters out there?

For more information, please e-mail:

                kappa_al…@umail.umd.edu

Officers represented on the list:
        Senior Councilor, Executive Councilor, Assistant Executive
Director, Chief Alumnus, various active #I’s and other executives, an
alumni Chapter President, and the Chiles Province Undergraduate Chairman.

Chapters represented on the list:
Delta, Kappa, Mu, Xi, Alpha Kappa, Alpha Omicron, Alpha Pi, Alpha Phi,
Beta Alpha, Beta Zeta, Beta Iota, Beta Kappa, Beta Rho, Beta Omega, Gamma
Zeta, Gamma Iota, Gamma Lambda, Gamma Mu, Gamma Omicron, Delta Iota,
Delta Kappa, Delta Lambda, Delta Nu, Delta Rho, Epsilon Epsilon, Epsilon
Lambda, Epsilon Phi, Epsilon Omega, and a Provisonal chapter.

Can anyone give me an e-mail address to Western Carolina in Culowee?
E-mail if you can.  Thanks!

"… V-Day is a day for couples.  Those of us who are unattached against our will feel even more inadequate on a day which delights in pointing out that which we are already painfully aware of….
     Could it be coincidence that I’ve seen the letters V.D. with a much less friendly (but not less intimate) meaning?
      Bitter?  Why not?  It’s my right.  The mid February horror fest and I have a rather long standing mutual hatred.  When the dust settles there will be only one survivor — me or THAT DAY.  Go find someone else who died a horrible death and celebrate that!"

Exerpted from February 1993 Issue of the Vandoo, from Vanier College, York U.

–Andy Hall

Hello,
        I’m doing this survey need I need as much input as possible.
Thank you.

1. What do you think when you hear the school UMass?

2. Do you think that the school(s) is/are known for it’s academics?

David Newman                                | "I don’t _trust_ Lando"
email: buzzw…@meceng.coe.neu.edu          | "Well, I don’t trust him, either.
www: http://splinter.coe.neu.edu/~buzzwang/ |    But he is my friend"

New York Times reporter is doing a story on spread of fast food outlets
and mentality on college campuses. Wants to know what students think of
this. Would you rather have Big Macs and Taco Bell instead of standard
cafeteria fare? Does your school have fast food outlets? Is this a way
to give stents all the comforts of home, or a way to recreate brainless
mall culture. And is mall culture much different from college culture
anyway?

What about other corporate activity on campus: Barnes and Noble taking
over the school bookstore, The Gap, et a: Do you have them?
Do you want them?

Please respond by FEB 20.

We prefer email to: 73370.2…@Compuserve.com
or call collect: (404) 524-2410
or fax us: (404) 524-0420

Thanks,
Peter Applebome
National Education Correspondent, New York Times, Atlanta bureau

        Brothers of Beta Theta Pi,

        I am an Epsilon Zeta Beta from the University of Guelph, Canada.  
I will be travelling along the east coast on the 24 of this month for
spring break visiting chapter along the way.  If any chapters are holding
any events or parties please email me and let me know…. we are trying
to make the best out of this years spring break!

                                Yours in _kai_

                                                Kevin Woytko
                                                EZ 126
                                                Beta Theta Pi

b…@oak.sain.org (aka Armenian Church-SDPA) continued:

>MOSCOW,     July    30      (AFP)-  

>Some 50,000 Armenians demonstrated in Yerevan late yesterday
>to protest continuing economic misery under President Levon
>Ter-Petrossian, Itar-Tass news agency said today. The rally was
>organized by the National Democratic Union, made up of former
>Ter-Petrossian allies, turned opponents.  

That’s the good news as far as ‘Armenian Church-SDPA’ is concerned?
Then, the bad news is that the ex-Soviet Armenian Government is still
being held responsible for the Armenian slaughtering of 2.5 million
Muslim people in 1914 and the Armenian genocide of 1.1 million
defenseless Azeri women, children and elderly people between 1988
and 1993, Mr. *SDPA-Armenian Church*. Now, I bet you are going to
call your Armenian grandfather a liar and a charlatan. Poor ‘Armenian
Church-SDPA’…

A. Lalayan, _Revolutsionniy Vostok (Revolutionary East)_
             No: 2-3, Moscow, 1936.
            -One of the architects of the Armenian genocide
             of 2.5 million Muslim people_

 _I killed Muslims by every means possible. Yet it is
  sometimes a pity to waste bullets for this. The best
  way is to gather all of these dogs and throw them into  
  wells and then fill the wells with big and heavy stones,
  as I did. I gathered all of the women, men and children,
  threw big stones down on top of them. They must never live
  on this earth._

 _The Armenians did exterminate the entire Muslim population
  of Russian Armenia as Muslims were considered inferior to
  the Armenians by the prominent leaders of the Dashnaks._
                                    _Mikael Kaprilian_ 1919

Avetis Aharonian, _From Sardarapat to Sevres and Lausanne_
                   Armenian Review, Vol. 16, No. 3-63, Autumn,
                   Sep. 1963, pp. 47-57.

p. 52 (second paragraph).

_Your three Armenian chiefs, Dro, Hamazasp and Kulkhandanian are
 the ringleaders of the bands which have destroyed Muslim villages
 and have staged massacres in Zangezour, Surmali, Etchmiadzin, and
 Zangibasar. This is intolerable. Look – and here he pointed to a
 file of official documents on the table – look at this, here in
 December are the reports of the last few months concerning ruined
 Muslim villages which my representative Wardrop has sent me. The
 official Tartar communique speaks of the destruction of 300 villages
 by the Armenians._

p. 54 (fifth paragraph).

_Yes, of course. I repeat, until this massacre of the Muslim is
 stopped and the three chiefs are not removed from your military
 leadership I hardly think we can supply you arms and ammunition._

_It is the armed bands led by Dro, Hamazasp and Kulkhandanian who
 during the past months have raided and destroyed many Muslim villages
 in the regions of Surmali, Etchmiadzin, Zangezour, and Zangibasar.
 There are official charges of massacres by the Armenians._

_The Times_ 2 March 1992

              CORPSES LITTER HILLS IN KARABAKH

   (ANATOL LIEVEN COMES UNDER FIRE WHILE FLYING TO INVESTIGATE
       THE MASS KILLINGS OF REFUGEES BY ARMENIAN TROOPS)

As we swooped low over the snow-covered hills of Nagorno-Karabagh
we saw the scattered corpses. Apparently, the refugees had been
shot down as they ran. An Azerbaijani film of the places we flew
over, shown to journalists afterwards, showed DOZENS OF CORPSES
lying in various parts of the hills.

The Azerbaijanis claim that AS MANY AS 1000 have died in a MASS
KILLING of AZERBAIJANIS fleeing from the town of Khodjaly, seized
by Armenians last week. A further 4,000 are believed to be wounded,
frozen to death or missing.

The civilian helicopter’s job was to land in the mountains and pick
up bodies at sites of the mass killings.

The civilian helicopter picked up four corpses, and it was during
this and a previous mission that an Azerbaijani cameraman filmed
the several dozen bodies on the hillsides.

Back at the airfield in Agdam, we took a look at the bodies the
civilian helicopter had picked up. Two old men a small girl were
covered with blood, their limbs contorted by the cold and rigor
mortis. They had been shot.

_TIME_ March 16, 1992

By Jill SMOLOWE

-Reported by Yuri ZARAKHOVICH/Moscow

          M A S S A C R E  I N  K H O J A L Y

While the details are argued, this much is plain: something grim
and unconscionable happened in the Azerbaijani town of Khojaly
two weeks ago. So far, some 200 dead Azerbaijanis, many of them
mutilated, have been transported out of the town tucked inside
the Armenian-dominated enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh for burial in
neighboring Azerbaijan. The total number of deaths – the Azerbaijanis
claim 1,324 civilians have been slaughtered, most of them women and
children – is unknown.

Videotapes circulated by the Azerbaijanis include images of defaced
civilians, some of them scalped, others shot in the head.

_The Times_ 3 March 1992

                   MASSACRE UNCOVERED

By ANATOL LIEVEN

More than sixty bodies, including those of women and children,
have been spotted on hillsides in Nagorno-Karabakh, confirming
claims that Armenian troops massacred Azeri refugees. Hundreds
are missing.

Scattered amid the withered grass and bushes along a small valley
and across the hillside beyond are the bodies of last Wednesday’s
massacre by Armenian forces of Azerbaijani refugees.

In all, 31 bodies could be counted at the scene. At least another
31 have been taken into Agdam over the past five days. These figures
do not include civilians reported killed when the Armenians stormed
the Azerbaijani town of Khodjaly on Tuesday night. The figures also
do not include other as yet undiscovered bodies

Zahid Jabarov, a survivor of the massacre, said he saw up to 200
people shot down at the point we visited, and refugees who came
by different routes have also told of being shot at repeatedly and
of leaving a trail of bodies along their path. Around the bodies
we saw were scattered possessions, clothing and personnel documents.
The bodies themselves have been preserved by the bitter cold which
killed others as they hid in the hills and forest after the massacre.
All are the bodies of ordinary people, dressed in the poor, ugly
clothing of workers.

Of the 31 we saw, only one policeman and two apparent national
volunteers were wearing uniform. All the rest were civilians,
including eight women and three small children. Two groups,
apparently families, had fallen together, the children cradled
in the women’s arms.

Several of them, including one small girl, had terrible head
injuries: only her face was left. Survivors have told how they
saw Armenians shooting them point blank as they lay on the ground.

Murat Kutan

<<We have never denied the Armenian crime of genocide
  inflicted upon 2.5 million Muslim people between 1914
  and 1920.>> {A. Zahorian — ‘Voices of Agonies’, p. 91}