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Re: [MAPC-coord] Re: [MAPC-media] Fwd: Possible person's name

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Re: [MAPC-coord] Re: [MAPC-media] Fwd: Possible person's name

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On Tue, 16 Oct 2001 22:50:27 -0500  "x" wrote:

> I think we should consider asking x not to speak (even though he has
> agreed to), to make room for a non-student. I think x might
be
> a good candidate. He is one of the spokespeople for the group, and has
been
> active for years in treaty rights and anti-mining organizing. He actually
> has a base of support in upstate and rural Wisconsin.

last i heard, x was still a grad student here at UW.  so, even
though he doesn't look the part, he's still technically a student.
don't get me wrong, i think he'd be a great person to be in on the
interview, but that's b/c he knows his shit backwards and forwards,
and has experience dealing w/ the media, not b/c he's a non-student.

and, regarding painting ourselves as too student-like....

over 600 students came out to a campus rally in mid september.  all of
our actions have been attended by a large number of students.  the
people who made the trip to DC for the nat'l march against the war
were predominantly students.  if this article is about the anti-war
movement as a whole, not just about mapc, i think 1/2 student is a
very accurate picture of who's been involved.  even mapc has a lot of
students involved in its organizing and activities.

In solidarity,

x
International Socialist Organization
United Faculty and Academic Staff, AFT Local 223

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