[free-sklyarov] More on Sat.'s Protest

[Alex Fabrikant]

In general, I have Berkeley covered. (MUSA is probably too weak for
anything now though).

It may also, by the way, make sense to target law groups and Russian
groups.

On Wed, 25 Jul 2001, Seth David Schoen wrote:
> Tony Abou-Assaleh writes:
> > Someone may want to consider emailing the Computer Science
> > Societies/Clubs in universities and colleges. Many of them will be happy
> > to pass the message to their members, if not all the students in the
> > department.
> 
> Also mathematics departments, I'd suggest.  A lot of mathematicians
> are doing research on cryptography.
> 
> I remember that Berkeley has MUSA, for instance.
> 
> http://www.math.berkeley.edu/~musa/
> 
> I would mention Berkeley CSUA, XCF, and CalLUG, except who do you
> suppose brought all those signs to San Jose?
> 
> Getting the word out in higher education is important.  Has the
> _Chronicle of Higher Education_ reported or expressed an interest
> in reporting on this case?
> 
> 

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-alexf