Dear University Community,

Many of the listings that this email seems to have been directed at were
not political in nature (while many were, of course), they were a
discussion of the best way for students to use their time: either go to
class and learn about the world to better affect the outcomes they desire
or to not go to class and protest what is currently happening. This would
seem to be a thoroughly appropriate use of this listserv.

Also, if I remember correctly from a previous discussion (unfortunately I
cannot find the link on the university website), this listserv was
established to facilitate information dissemination AND discussion of
issues.Therefore, if one does not wish to be exposed to any material that
might upset, I (again) highly recommend the use of the "delete" key and the
use of filters when viewing email.

Thank you for your time and attention.

Stephen Leather

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Stephen P. Leather
Library Associate II
Course Reserves Coordinator,
Access Services Dept.
Lupton Library
423-425-4501
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And since so many others here have a quote: "TANSTAAFL"





>Thanks for directing that e-mail about Bush and demonstrations and war
>somewhere else.
>
>I voted for Bush, I understand the dilemma, I don't necessarily want war,
>but I understand
>where he is coming from........the maniacs out there trying to destroy
>everyone ----everything.......
>and people wanting to sit around thinking it really won't happen to us -
>If you guys think protesting will get rid of those crazies that is trying to
>do us in--protest all you
>want...... free country, free speech......  maybe a little war dance will
>make you feel better...
>
>I did not protest when Clinton had his flings, and made a laughing mockery
>out of the US, I didn't
>vote for him the first time - and I especially didn't vote for him the
>second time like all the educated
>people did... if you want to protest against the war...fine  or
>on someone else's e-mail ----
>Thanks