Subject: NCO Resolution (new)

From: [email-masked] (ECHO WANG)
Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1993 18:39:16 -0400 (EDT)

Liqun,

	I changed a little bit (deleted part of a sentence, which sounded 
confusing).  Please post this one in conference package.

	Zhang Feng and I are trying to talk with Liu Chengyan.  Have you seen
the message he posted on CND saying that illegal immigrants will be covered 
by CSPA as well.  I bet they will be really mad, this time.  We may have an
emergency motion next time.  Still not sure by now.  We need to talk about it
after we talk with Liu Chengyan and between ourselves.  I think we may need to
talk to the HQ about this.

	I am working full-time right now (already quit the intern job in Boston
--this one is very close to where I live, only I need to work long hours), and
am doing some other things.  It is getting harder for me to put in long time in
e-mail as I used to.  I was just too exhausted for the past few days, didn't
feel reading the resolution again.  Hope it's not too late for your package.

Talk to you later,

Wang Jing
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               The Resolution on IFCSS the New-Comers' Organization
                			(amended)
 		Sponsored by Wang Jing, Seconded by  Zhang Feng
 
 	The situation under which New-Comers' Organization (NCO) established 
has created an image of a splitting CSS community.  
 
 	Whereas IFCSS is to serve and represent the interestes of the whole 
Chinese Scholars and Students (CSS) community, 
 
 	Whereas misunderstandings and lacking of communication have caused
problems between some late arriving CSS and other CSS,
 
	It is the responsibility of IFCSS to oversee this issue and solve the 
related problems.
 
 	 Be it resolved:
  
 	IFCSS initiate and keep contact with the NCO and show the willingness 
of working with them for their interests.
 
 	Be it further resolved:
 	
 	IFCSS provide services to NCO when feasible, which may include 
equipmental support, information consulting and other kind of support for 
specific projects that would benefit the CSS community.

 	IFCSS should always have its gate open up eaqually to both the 
early-arriving CSS and the late-arriving CSS in order to achieve its goal of 
serving the complete CSS community in the US.
 
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 						(End of Document)

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From: Liqun Dong <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 18 Aug 1993 17:37:03 -0700 (PDT)

> confusing).  Please post this one in conference package.

Ok, I will use this version instead of your old version.

> by CSPA as well.  

Please do it. And ask him to attend to second part of conference, too.

> I bet they will be really mad, this time.  We may have an

After talking with him, please think about what kiond of mian motion we
can promote. BTW, Lin CS said he is considering to form a new committee
called something like NCO. 

Thanks for your hard work and good luck.

Liqun

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From: ECHO WANG <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 19 Aug 1993 10:27:03 -0400 (EDT)

Hi, Liqun,

	I have sent Liu Chengyang a message to invite him to our so conference.
I also forwarded his mail to our net: a possible emergency resolution.  Is
Lin CS for sure for a NCO committee?  That is great.  BTW, If you receive this
message before late afternoon, could you send me HQ's phone number?  I'll try
to call them --Heping promised Liu CY to correct the error in the last news-
letter to the new comers and someother things, but Liu said it never appeared.

He is pretty disappointed with the HQ.  And you know what, I just cn can't
say it.  I told Liu to contact you before the conference if ther is any change
of his number.

OK, this mail tool we have at work is driving me crazy.  You can't even erase
the last letter you 've just typed, not even mention editing.  Sorry for all
those typos.  (If possible, could you give me Heping and Changsheng's home
numbers too?)

Thanks,

Wang Jing