Steve-- I read with interest your posting on anti-Semitism and racism. I would like more information on your forthcoming pamphlet and would also like to share with you an unfortunate incident that happened this weekend in Raleigh, our capital city approximately 30 miles east of Chapel Hill. There was a memorial to the Holocaust victims and survival held (I believe) at a Hilton Hotel in downtown Raleigh. One of the first attendees to return to his car found two anti-Semitic flyers on his windshield, the product of the group that believes that the Holocaust never happened and that the Nazi death camps did not exist. The execrable material was on most if not all of the car windshields in the parking garage. I mention this to remind those who believe that we, in a _kinder, gentler America_ should not get too upset over episodes that, whether we call them anti-Semitic or racist, evolve pure and undiluted from hatred, fear, and ignorance: the isms we may not all agree on, but upon their source, we should be able to unite with the common goal of eradication through education and vigilant awareness and monitoring of such hate groups. Best, James Barnes Technical Editor/Writer Office of Information Technology University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill