aaus-list @ ukrainianstudies.org -- [aaus-list] February 10 issue of Svoboda

[Natalia Pylypiuk <natalia.pylypiuk@ualberta.ca>]

Dear Colleagues,

Below is a note which I obtained from the
Editor of Svoboda, Ms Irena Yarosevych.
Inasmuch as it pertains to the Appeal of the
five Ukrainian scholars, which I recently posted,
I am resending it to the list with your indulgence.
Thank you, Irena!

Kind regards,
Natalia Pylypiuk
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An update from last week:

The February 10 issue of Svoboda was mailed out on Friday and is now
available for viewing at online www.svoboda-news.com.

To view the appeal with signatures, go to the website and when the  
SVOBODA
logo appears onscreen, click once and wai for the home page to  
appear.  Once
on the home page, go to the left side of the site and click "Vsia  
Hazeta".
This link loads the PDF version of the newspaper.  For those who have  
dialup
service or an older version of Acrobat or Windows, be patient, it may  
take a
view minutes for the newspaper to load.  When the newspaper appears,  
scroll
down to page 9.  The appeal and signatures appear on page 9 and page 10.

We received 105 signatures by deadline and received more than three  
dozen
after deadline, which we will print in a subsequent issue with  
excerpts from
some of the letters.

I thank everybody for a truly rapid and heartfelt response over the  
course
of 72 hours.  Svoboda will send copies of this issue to our  
academicians.

I will let your know when the next issue with excerpts and letters  
will be
printed -

If you can put out this information on your elist, I would greatly
appreciate that.

Sincerely -

Irena Yarosevych

PS: For those who wrote and asked aboout the currency of our website  
- out
of consideration to our paying subscribers, we don't upload the most  
recent
issue of the newspaper until a few days after the hardcopy version  
has been
mailed out.

Irene Jarosewich
Editor-in-chief
Svoboda
2200 Route 10 West
2nd Floor
Parsipanny, NJ 07054

(973)292-9800x3065
svoboda@att.net
www.svoboda-news.com

Svoboda, established in 1893, is the oldest continuously-published
Ukrainian-language newspaper in the world. Published weekly by the  
Ukrainian
National Association, Svoboda serves subscribers throughout the United
States and in 17 other countries.