aaus-list @ ukrainianstudies.org -- [aaus-list] Re: February 10 Svoboda - from AAUS/corrected

[M T Znayenko <znayenko@andromeda.rutgers.edu>]

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Date: Wed, 15 Feb 2006 19:05:13 -0500 (EST)
From: M T Znayenko <znayenko@andromeda.rutgers.edu>
To: irene jarosewich <irenejay@att.net>, mokrousov@krytyka.kiev.ua


I would like to add to the list the entire Executive Board of AAUS. Most 
of us have already signed your list individually. However, if you agree
to publish all our names,  please do so.  Alternatively, note only the  AAUS 
Executive Board, without any names.

We had originally planned to write a separate appeal but it may be more 
effective at this time to strenghten the existing process.

Amerykans'ka asotsiatsiia ukrainistiv: Ekzekutyva: Myroslava T. Znayenko, 
Alexandra Hrycak,  Alexander Dillon, Vitali Chernetsky, Alexander Motyl, 
Martha Kuchar, Martha Dyczok.

Ekzekutyvnyi komitet: George Grabowicz, Mark von Hagen, Jaroslav Bilinsky, 
Catherine Wanner, Andrij Danylenko, Jurij Dobczansky, Wsewolod Isajiv, George 
Liber, Mykhailo Naydan, Sandra Phillips.


> 
> 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.
> 
> 
> 
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