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Supplementary Resources:
Upcoming Broadcast:
Sunergy #23
"GLOBAL ELECTRONIC TRADE"
broadcast live from Zurich, Switzerland
November 7, 1996
14:30-16:00 (GMT)
3:30- 5:00 pm (Zurich Time)
9:30-11:00 am (Eastern Standard Time)
This interactive broadcast will be available live, via satellite, in Europe, North America and South America. This program will also be rebroadcast to the US, Canada & Mexico for the convenience of those in the west and central time zones: REBROADCAST (US, Canada & Mexico only): November 7, 1996 9:00-10:30 am (Pacific Standard Time)
Greetings
We are collecting your opinions generally for the renewal. Things we
expect you to send are comments,photos and illustrations abount the World
War 2 and a postwar period.When you send photos and illustrations,please
be sure to attention to copyright and then submit yours with allowance of
a copyright folder.
In the meantime (June 1997), the project DJ 50 /III has shifted its focus
and
participation. Thanks to Charles Hendricksen (University of Washington,
Seattle) and his
"DocReview", (Mirror)
the international scope of the project has also been expanded.
Bei dieser Live-Schaltung kann jeder mitmachen: uber die
Internet-Adresse
http://www.eline.com/Goethe
(oder direkt:
http://www.eline.com/Goethe/Irre.html )
koennen Interessenten ab 6. November oder live
waehrend der Sendung am 13. November Fragen und Kommentare an
Webmaster "Otmar" senden.
From: Yoichi Tsutsui
To: Multiple recipients of list 9NOV89-L <9NOV89-L@tubvm.cs.tu-berlin.de>
Subject: ask for your comments, photos of world war 2
We, Professors and students of Toyama University (Japan) are advancing a
project,
named
DJ50,
with people in German universities.
In the DJ50,we
compare Japan with Germany of the last 50 years,and then we put products
from our study on our homepage.
The deadline is as follows; August 12th (Japan Standard Time).
The War was over in Japan on the the very day.We will do it to the memory
of the incident and in order to remember tragedies of the war.A good
opportunity everyone has is that we will be able to be more conscious of those
wars on the day.
Opinions of the third party are useful,espacially in a sense of gaining
objective insight.In addition,the opinions can prevent us from concluding with
bias.
http://www.toyama-u.ac.jp/hmt/scs/dj50/dj50j.html
We are looking forward to hearing from you soon.We appreciate whatever
you will send.
P.S.
You are allowed to forward this mail without our permission.
Very truly yours
Yoichi Tsutsui
International Relations 3190 Gofuku, Toyama-City 930,
Faculty of Humanities JAPAN
Toyama Univ., JAPAN tel:(0)764-41-1271 ext.2177
http://www.toyama-u.ac.jp/hmt/scs/dj50-IV/index.html
"There are now more than 35 million people worldwide with access to global
electronic mail. Many of
these millions are subject matter specialists whose knowledge encompasses
a wide spectrum of
expertise. What if connections could be made so that volunteers from among
this group could
communicate directly with students and teachers who are studying about the
experts' specialties?
Students and teachers of the Information Age need to be able to make
connections outside the
geographic and temporal bounds of their communities. Their mentors should
include subject matter
and pedagogical experts from both down the hall and around the globe."
Return to Gunter Krumme
|| Economic & Business Geography
1999 [krumme@u.washington.edu]