Eric Kaufman,
I won't respond to your utterly stupid diatribe, other than to tell you
that the University is NOT "removing" me.
I was engaged for 3 years, on 1 October 1995, and my contract expires on 1
October 1998. The University is simply not renewing it, as a decision of
our Industrial Relations Commision in May this year prevents it from so
doing.
That is not synonymous with "removal".
Ron Huttner
>Jeez, Eric, get a life!
>
>Marie K. Erickson
>Head of Public Services
>Law Library of Louisiana
>301 Loyola Ave., Room 100
>New Orleans, LA 70112
>504 568-5701
>>>> "ERIC KAUFMAN" <EKAUFMAN@stroock.com> 09/24/98 07:54am
>>>>
>EXCUSE ME, YOUR perception (and I'm sure YOU do not speak or for
>that matter think for the rest of the world) of what YOU believe is a
>preoccupation is just a matter of a determination to find out the truth. In a
>true democracy the supply and free availability of information is essential
>in order to make intelligent choices and decisions. When a situation
>arises involving our countries leader, the President, in my opinion that
>takes precedent over all other matters and should remain so until
>resolved. The United States being a great democracy informs and
>supplies it's citizens with information and facts, our's is an open
>government, unlike other countries that try and hide it's problems. The
>United States is still and will always remain the leader of the free world.
>As far as our press is concerned, the reporters of both television and
>print are among the worlds best. Our newspapers report the world and
>local events fairly and always allow for public comment. What other
>countries consider their top newspapers, here in the U.S. they are
>considered "tabloid rags" that have to stoop to publishing nudity and
>obscenity in order to keep readers pacified. You do not see our
>paparazzi chasing down this countries "public figures" and causing their
>deaths.
>
>Mr. Huttner, in the past I have tried to remain neutral to your asinine,
>infantile ranting and ravings but when you start attacking my country and
>it's citizens, I will longer sit still. I do not know you and do not care
>too. I
>do not take satisfaction in insulting you, but on the basis of my contact
>with you through law-lib, I can begin to understand why the University
>you work for is removing you.
>
>Eric M. Kaufman
>"PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN"
Ron Huttner
Lecturer In Computerised Legal Research
Faculty Of Law
University Of Melbourne
r.huttner@law.unimelb.edu.au
"Internet Sites For Lawyers" - http://www.viclf.asn.au/research.html
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