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Date Posted: 07:05:35 03/30/00 Thu
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Re: Same Sham, Different Shovel
In reply to: 's message, "Sampela nius" on 19:44:38 03/29/00 Wed

Of course the problem you have when you have a corrupt culture such as at Divine Word, is you just change players and keep the corruption going.

Now Joe Weber carries the lie that Divine Word is a University. Bill White calls Weber a pimp for a priest on his web site. It is more looking like Joe is the head whore.

But he is a good whore, cuz he is their whore.

Cheers

> From Denesional comes this: Good to see that always
> positive campus, Divine Word University in Madang,
> continuing their publishing role. An excellent book
> landed on our desk yesterday, titled "Uncertain
> Paradise". Prefaced with a foreword by Joe Weber, the
> head of communication arts at DWU, the book is based
> on contributions made to a memorable symposium at the
> university last December. Look for a review in this
> week's edition of The Weekender.

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