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From:         "(Steven Devaney)" <glomer@CAMELOT.BRADLEY.EDU>
Subject:      IIT address

	I know I saw a post for this, but I need the address for IIT (Illinois
Institue of Technology) please!!!!

thanks
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 07:20:58 EDT
From:         Hugh Agnew <AGNEWHL@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Dubcek in Critical Condition

The BBC World Service, heard here at 07:00 EDT in Washington, quoted
Czecho-Slovak Radio as saying that Alexander Dubcek was now in critical
condition following kidney failure.  An abdominal operation was performed
this week, and yesterday it was necessary to place him on a kidney machine.
Dubcek has been hospitalized in Prague since being seriously injured in an
automobile accident in September.

Hugh Agnew
AGNEWHL@GWUVM.BITNET
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Please ignore the previous message, it was sent to a
mailing list by mistake, i.e. the wrong mailing list.
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 20:49:32 MDT
From:         Jan Szelepcsenyi <janszel@POSEN.MFF.UNIBA.CS>
Subject:      Re: Trnava University/democracy

On Wed, 7 Oct 1992 21:50:30 EDT, "Jan George Frajkor"
<gfrajkor@ccs.carleton.ca> wrote:

> NETNEWS@AUVM.AMERICAN.EDU writes:
>
> >      There is at least one conspicious thing in the whole matter, however.
> > I read somewhere that there are four or five rectors on other Slovak
> > universities that do not fullfill the requirement. Does anybody know
> > whether it's true? If yes, why did the minister initiated changes in TU
> > only?
> >
> > matej_lexa@qms1.life.uiuc.edu
> >
>      Where did you read it?  Could you say Which universities are
> affected and who are the rectors?

Jan George,

this figure was published by Mrs. Bubilkova, the moderator of
the (un)popular TV program "What did the week bring", when she
interviewed Mr Horsky, a member of the academic staff. Nobody
did bring any further details on this case...

Jan

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Jan Szelepcsenyi                        	Telephone: + 42 7 220863
janszel@posen.mff.uniba.cs              	Address  : ul. A. Mraza 4
                                                	   821 03 Bratislava
							   Czechoslovakia
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From:         Jan Szelepcsenyi <janszel@POSEN.MFF.UNIBA.CS>
Subject:      Re: EXPORTING TO SLOVAKIA (and CSFR)

On Thu, 8 Oct 1992 01:09:00 GMT, "(THE VISION)" <v068mwnn@UBVMSB.CC.BUFFALO.EDU>
 wrote:
> What are the possibilities of exporting high value, medical supplies (such
> as heart monitors) to the CSFR?  What pot holes would I be likely to
> encounter?
>
> Thank you very much in advance,
>
> Jesse Sibarium

In accordance with my information all high tech diagnostics devices
are very needed. The only and main problem you'll be confronted with
is the lack of money: the budget of the Ministry of Healt of Slovak
Republic has been cut for the time being by 550 mil Kcs.

But don't give up. Next year the situation may turn better.

Regards

Jan

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Jan Szelepcsenyi                        	Telephone: + 42 7 220863
janszel@posen.mff.uniba.cs              	Address  : ul. A. Mraza 4
                                                	   821 03 Bratislava
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From:         GEORGE BAUER <BAUER@RCKHRST1.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague

Please post the E-mail address to Charles University to the list if anyone
knows them.

I would also like to see that information.


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From:         Pavel Vachek <TKPV@CSEARN.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague

On Thu, 15 Oct 1992 17:05:58 GMT you said:
>From: Oyvind.Andersen@sv.uib.no
>Would anyone by chance happen to have the E-Mail adress to the
>Institute of Sociology at the Charles universety in Prague.

The EARN/BITNET node CSPGUK11 belongs to the University. You might ask
its administrator Mr. Libor Forst (FORST at CSPGUK11) about its users.
>
There is also a EUnet node at the Caroline (Charles) University:
#N	cuni, .cuni.cs, cuni.cs
#S	FAST 386 / INTERACTIVE UNIX Release 3.2 vers. 2.2
#O	Charles University Computer Centre, Prague
#C	Frantisek Kremla / Vladimir Horak
#E	kremla@cuni.cs  vhor@cuni.cs
#T	+42 2 26 42 23
#P	UVT UK, Ovocny trh 5, 116 31 Praha 1, CSFR
#L	14 25 E / 50 05 N  city
#R
#U
#W      gejza@uniba.cs 911004
#
cuni	.cuni.cs, cuni.cs

Best regards,
Pavel Vachek, Czech Technical University, Prague, Czechoslovakia.
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From:         Jan Szelepcsenyi <janszel@POSEN.MFF.UNIBA.CS>
Subject:      Re: New Education Minister

On Sun, 4 Oct 1992 14:14:54 EDT, "Hugh Agnew" <AGNEWHL@gwuvm.bitnet> wrote:

> Jan, thanks for the interesting further information about the situation
> regarding the rector at TU (Trnava University).
>
> Could you add anything by way of comment to the report in the "Carolina"
> newsletter (a week ago or so) which claimed that the rectors of at least
> 4 to 5 other institutions of higher education in Slovakia ALSO do not meet
> the stipulated requirement that they hold academic rank of professor or
> docent?


Hugh,

sorry for my late answer. I wasn't a few days in.

Unfortunately, I'm not able to give you a full information on
this topics, because -

1. about two weeks I didn't get any mails and I don't have the
   Carolina-report, mentioned above,

2. the case of other 4 rectors was not publicly discussed. As
   far as I know the rectors nominated for new universities in
   Nitra, Banska Bystrica, etc. they hold the academic rank of
   professor or docent.

The case is more delicate if the rector at the time of his
nomination didn't hold an academic degree, but after taking the
position of the rector he became a docent. By my opinion in
accordance with the way, how the case of Mr Hayduk was soluted,
the nomination of such a rector has to be regarded as invalid
from the very beginning and all his decision has to be regarded
as out of law. I suppose, the way to build up a community
respecting the law is to may the law valid for ALL citizen
without any exception.

> The implication (at least the way this issue was being reported
> in the Czech lands two weeks ago) is that singling out Mr. Hajduk alone
> for this dismissal suggests more than the technical question of qualifi-
> cations is at stake.
>

That's true. - I'll try to get more information concerning this
problem.

Best regards,

Jan

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Jan Szelepcsenyi                        	Telephone: + 42 7 220863
janszel@posen.mff.uniba.cs              	Address  : ul. A. Mraza 4
                                                	   821 03 Bratislava
							   Czechoslovakia
From: v068mwnn@ubvmsb.cc.buffalo.edu (THE VISION)
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Date: 8 Oct 92 01:09:00 GMT
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What are the possibilities of exporting high value, medical supplies (such
as heart monitors) to the CSFR?  What pot holes would I be likely to 
encounter?

Thank you very much in advance,

Jesse Sibarium 
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From:         KUBASKA@UAKOM.CS
Subject:      Re:Slovak dailies

Here is the table of Slovak dailies that are according my humble
oppinion worth of your interests.

1 PRAVDA  ...       Former commy newspaper .
                    Now independent.
                    Best equiped, best informed
                    Comments are clearly separated from naked
                                          information

2 NARODNA OBRODA    Not as  good as previous one, but often
                    brings the transcriptions of new law.




I don't recomend you the next papers:

1 KORIDOR , SLOVENSKY DENNIK ... too connected with certain parties,
                         comments and wishes are often mixed up with
                         real events
2 SMENA    .... though claiming to be independent concerned against
                the goverment (SMENA was acused of illegal use of the
                Slovak youth fund's money)




Marian Kubaska
Banska Bystrica
Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
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Sorry, this is test of posting from our News newsgroup "slovak-l".
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From:         KUBASKA@UAKOM.CS
Subject:      Re: Trnava University/democracy

Thank's for informations.
Anyway I'd like to know what the procedure of ellecting rector is
like in the case academic senate doesn't exist.
The way I understand the matter of TU is that former rector was
appointed to rector post by former president V. Havel according to
proposal of former minister of education. This act appeared to be
illegal for the reasons allready mentioned on this list. As it was
explained by Mr. Szelepcsenyi, all steps Mr. Hajduk made are not valid
because he actually was never the rector of TU. One of consequences
is that the academic senate of TU doesn't exist.
In the light of your contribution it is clear that both, Mr Hajduk as
well as Mr. Harrach were not appointed to their posts by ussual
democratic procedure. But the difference is that Mr. Harrach
satisfies conditions prescribed by current cs law and Mr. Hajduk did
not.
I think the only way to treat the legality-versus-democracy
contradiction is that parliament will try to adopt democratic law
and executive power will approach any problem in accord with existing
law.





Marian Kubaska
Banska Bystrica
Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 07:57:22 +0100
From:         KUBASKA@UAKOM.CS
Subject:      News

There are some headline news according to Pravda, the slovak daily.

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The chinese general consulat  was opened in Bratislava.

All conditions fulfiled-the Danube will be dammed within two weeks.

Hungarian MPs discussed the Gabcikovo,football riot and minorities
issues with their slovak colleagues.

Guerrilla's privatisation?- SR is given 4% (four) of former
Czechoslovak airlines. Will Czechoslovak railways be privatised the
similar way.

Meciar in the corner- Klaus burried the Czecho-Slovak union. The two
independent states are on the way to come.  ODS-HZDS stroke the
bargain. ODS will support the competency law in federal parlament.
HZDS will pay back by the denial of the C-S union.

 50 businessmen from Italy discussed the conditions-to-be for
the investment in SR with slovak PM.


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More information about GD follow :


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"We are able to dam the Danube within two weeks", said Julius Binder,
the director of the Vodohaspodarska vystavba Bratislava n.e., on
yesterday's press conference. " The level and quality of the
underground water suplies will not be affected."

The final works are enabled by 3.5 billion loan of Slovak Insurance
and also by the mandat treaty with the Androsch, the austrian
enterprice. The ministry of finance will emit the bonds for the
completion of the dam according to 'C variant'. The bonds are ment
for sale for foreign subjects mainly. All of enterpices concerned
about the dam fulfiled  19 conditions set up by Slovak
environmental commission.

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Marian Kubaska
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Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
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Date:     Fri Oct 09, 1992  4:27 pm  EST
From:     J. Biggerstaff 615-574-4754
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TO:     * Tansin A. Darcos & Company / MCI ID: 506-6432
Subject:  RE: Metric system

Paul:
 Fidonet bounced me -- probably just too complicated for me to type!
 Anyhow, YOU asked, so YOU can try to get the info to your friend.

Per IEEE Std 268-1975, going UP for one in powers of 10**3 [NOT 1024]:

  kilo, mega, giga, tera, peta, exa  (10**18) with Symbols --
   k     M     G     T     P     E     (only "k" is lower case)

Going DOWN likewise:

  milli, micro, nano, pico, femto, atto (10**-18)
    m     [mu]   n     p     f      a    (all lower case -- [mu] is the
                                          Greek letter)

  deka (10), hecto (100), deci (0.1), and centi (0.01) "should be avoided"
   da          h           d                c
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Subject: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:05:58 GMT
Organization: An Organization Name

From: Oyvind.Andersen@sv.uib.no

Would anyone by chance happen to have the E-Mail adress to the
Institute of Sociology at the Charles universety in Prague.

I visited the city, and the institute this fall on a field trip
with my fellow students at comparative politics, University of Bergen,Norway.
During my stay I collected some material for an essay on Political parties in
Czechoslovakia, this was stolen together with most of my personal belongings
from a locker(Locked!)at the main railway station in Prague.
Well anyway, I need to get in touch with the institute if possible.
Thank`s a lot in advance!
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From:         DUREJ@UAKOM.CS
Subject:      Re: Thomas (Tom) Marvan

>
> "Two men say they're jesus, one of them must be wrong," M. Knopfler

  "May be both of them are wrong." O.Durej
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From:         Hugh Agnew <AGNEWHL@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague
              16 Oct 1992 09:14:53 PDT from <chorak@MIZAR.USC.EDU>

The net address in the suggestions from Connie Horak should read CSEARN,
not CSLEARN.

Otherwise, it's good advice.

(Just nitpickin').

Hugh Agnew
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Date:         Mon, 12 Oct 1992 07:31:28 +0100
From:         KUBASKA@UAKOM.CS
Subject:      cold wind from Hungary?

This article appeared in NOVY CAS,12.X.1992 :

BUDAPEST- "It is not out of the question, that Hungary would support
the idea about fair change of the state border based upon the will of
majority", said MP of the magyar coalition Peter Szel.

"The possibilities of the calm change of the borders were not put out
of the question in the Helsinky. Here would be possible to include
the issue, that HUngary alone would give support to the just
revision of of the borders based upon the will of the majority",
said the member of the commitee for foreign relations of hungarian
parliament. "..we are near to the state of great tension and cold
war between the Hungary and CSFR, despite all magyar's condescendcy",
said the member of the strongest magyar party in the context of the
Gabcikovo dam.






Marian Kubaska
Banska Bystrica
Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
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From:         "Dr. Milan Jira" <ULIMM@CSEARN.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague
              16 Oct 1992 09:14:53 PDT from <chorak@MIZAR.USC.EDU>

    Ms. Horak,

if you can be more specific about faculties of Charles University, I might
help on the medical site. The 3rd Medical Faculty has more then 100 e-mail
addresses having Administration, Dean, Vice-Deans, and Departmental Heads
mainly on e-mail. Also students of the 3rd Medical Faculty have e-mail addresse
s and contribute to MEDSTU-L@UNMB (Discussion of Medical Students).
3rd Medical Faculty itself has own Discussion List (MEDMAC-L@CSEARN).
If further questions, do not hesistate to contact me.

           Best,

Milan Jira, M.D., Ph.D.
3rd Medical Faculty, Charles University,
Prague, Czechoslovakia
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Date:         Fri, 16 Oct 1992 08:51:44 EDT
From:         Hugh Agnew <AGNEWHL@GWUVM.BITNET>
Subject:      Slovak dailies

Dear fellow-Slovak-L members:

My university (mirabile dictu!) is spending money on subscriptions to
daily newspapers from our part of the world, and wants to make a decision
this month, since according to our supplier it is best to make new
choices during October (don't ask me why).

I would appreciate it if any of you would suggest your own, not-necessarily-
unbiased, view of what are the best two or three Slovak dailies, and why.
We are already leaning toward _Narodna obroda_ at least, but other choices
(maybe even we could subscribe to more than one) would be interesting.
Please reply (if you prefer, directly to my e-mail address, AGNEWHL@GWUVM.
BITNET) as soon as you conveniently can.

Many thanks.

Hugh Agnew
George Washington University
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From:  (Matej Lexa)
Subject: Re: Trnava University/democracy
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Organization: University of Illinois
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 17:32:16 GMT

In article <SLOVAK-L%92100722573107@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU>, Hugh Agnew
<AGNEWHL@GWUVM.BITNET> wrote:
> 
> On the question of other academic officials at Slovak higher education
> institutions without the legally-stipulated credentials (academic rank
> of professor or docent):  a report to that effect was included in a recent
> issue of Carolina, the e-mail newsletter of the journalism students at
> the Faculty of Social Sciences of the Charles University, in an article
> discussing the Trnava situation.  Perhaps an inquiry directly to Vaclav
> Trojan at CSEARN would yield a source?
> 
> Sincerely,  Hugh Agnew

In my previous posting I mentioned I read the news somewhere. Now I know it
was the article mentioned above.

matej_lexa@qms1.life.uiuc.edu
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Subject:      ice-hockey

Does somebody know, what's there behind the fact, that after the split of CSFR
the Slovak national team will have to qualify again even to the C-group, while
the Czech one remains in the A-group ? It looks like a very dirty trick of
somebody.
                Thanks.
                                Roman Martonak
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From:         wowoc@ACS.UCALGARY.CA
Subject:      Broadcast TV

Is anybody aware of any plans to change the system of
broadcast TV in Slovakia from SECAM to PAL ?

Witold Owoc <wowoc@acs.ucalgary.ca>

#disclaimer "my.private.views"
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From:         Constance Horak <chorak@MIZAR.USC.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Seeking adress at Charles universty in Prague

I have several addresses for people in Prague but I think the most helpful to
you would be the Student's E-Mail Nes from Czecholsovakia, School of Social
Seicne at Charles -- CAROLINA@CSLEARN.BITNET  This is the address for the
weekly newsletter.  Actually I notice a second address TROJAN%CSLEARN.BITNET
The newsletter always come from someone named Vaclav Trojan.  Anyway, will
you get back to me to let me know if the Carolina address works.  I have many
dealings with Charles University, I worked there during my vacation the last
two summers so let me know if I can help you.
Connie Horak, Director, Overseas Studies, University of Southern California
Telephone:  (213) 740-3636   E-Mail  CHORAK@mizar.usc.edu
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Test messge received.
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