Center for Civil Society International ([email protected])
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I work with the California Association of Student Councils and we are
interested in expanding our youth leadership training partnership in Russia
and the CIS to include internet access for students at Russian schools. We
want to bring over some Macintosh systems and set them up so a U.S. service
can be accessed, i.e. AOL or Compuserve.
I would love to hear from anyone who can give me leads or advice on how to
accomplish this.
Funding is not an issue.
Also, if you are interested in what we are doing in partnership with the
Russian Association of Young Leaders, e-mail [email protected]
Eric Schwartz
Program Coordinator
California Association of Student Councils
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Subject: Russian Law
Dear Michael Saul,
We don't have knowledge of an internet resource for Russian Law, but
we know of a resource for Russian Law Texts. Contact: Transnational
Juris Publications, One Bridge Street, Irvington, NY, USA, 10533,
tel: (800) 914-8186, fax: (914) 591-2688. They might be able
to tell you where Russian Law resources can be found on the Internet.
Sincerely,
Melissa L. Stone
Kompass Resources International
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