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Ron Neuman
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Mon Apr 10 22:35:18 1995
)

Date: Mon, 10 Apr 95 22:34:52 -0400
From: rebrooks@crl.com
To: web-request@MIT.EDU
Errors-To: owner-web-request@MIT.EDU

My name is Robert Brooks.  I am an MIT grad, Ph.D. Sloan 
School 1975.  I have been following some of the research at 
MIT with interest for several years.  Recently I got on the 
web and began browsing around various MIT sources. I have 
found many interesting areas including the electro-holography 
project at the media lab.  The other day, however, I was 
dismayed to find an ex-employee of the Media Lab, a guy named 
Ron Newman, was using the web server at the media lab to 
conduct an alarmist disinformation campaign against an 
organization which I am very familiar with, the Church of 
Scientology.  While I recognize that there has been a lot of 
false information around in the press for years about the 
church, its founder, and its members, Newman has been giving 
the impression to the internet community that he is associated 
with MIT and the Media Lab (by his e-mail and web page id's) 
and therefore has tacit approval and agreement from these 
organizations for his views.  Since then Neuman has move
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NOTE: This message was sent using a WWW form. The address rebrooks@crl.com
was typed manually, and may easily be incorrect.


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