I agree, but Israel is still sacred.
Bill Mandel
Ron Jacobs wrote:
> Here at the University of Vermont, there has been more political activity
> in the past year and a half than the previous five years--actions around
> Iraq, the bombing of Yugo, anti-corporate stuff....not massive numbers, but
> the core of activists seems to grow with each action....
> -ron jacobs
>
> At 02:51 AM 10/06/2000 EDT, you wrote:
> >I too find it disheartening to hear of so few persons demonstrating on the
> UC
> >campus. I am not sure the rally's being re Israel accounts for the lack of
> >response, especially, though. In spite of the--very, very
> >hopeful--activities the past year re WTO and re various ecological issues,
> in
> >fact other than an occasional expressions of "Oh those dot.coms!" or "Hey,
> >cool," very LITTLE political expression has come out of campuses, at least
> >from what I've heard, recently.
> > But I'm not in the academic world. What is the sense of you on this list
> >who are, on student political consciousness or activity now?
> > Paula
> >
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