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From: John Dalbec <address@concealed>
To: sympa-users <address@concealed>
Subject: Bounce parsing
Date: Tue, 06 May 2003 10:41:33 -0400

Why can't sympa parse the attached bounce message and assign it to one (or more) of the bounced e-mail addresses? Instead it gets stored in address@concealed.
Thanks,
John Dalbec
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Subject: [ysu006-alumni-geographic-list] A letter from YSU President Dr.
David Sweet

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RE: A letter from Dr. David C. Sweet, President of Youngstown State
University

=20
=20
Dear YSU Alumni Member and Friend of the University:
=20
With this e-mail message to you, Youngtown State University initiates a
new vehicle to keep you, our alumni, informed on key developments here
on campus. It represents an exciting new way to keep in touch with more
than 50,000 YSU in-state alumni and to involve you in our efforts to
enhance support for Ohio public higher education. E-mail also can alert
you to critical situations in which your help can make a difference for
YSU, as discussed below.
=20
Look for YSU News Briefs and Feature News Stories =96 Your first copy =
will
be e-mailed to you in the next few weeks. These YSU news items will
keep you informed on the successes =96 and there are many =96 of our
students, alumni, faculty and staff. For example: the YSU student math
team recently placed sixth overall in an international competition of
700 school teams, beating Harvard, Caltech and other nationally ranked
universities. Go Penguins.
=20

Plan to help YSU in the State Legislature =96 Just when you think things
in Columbus cannot get any worse, they do. About two weeks ago, details
on the state operating budget passed by the Ohio House of
Representatives were released: once again, higher education takes the
big cuts, and YSU receives the biggest.

=20

A few alarming statistics demonstrate the distressing direction in which
the state is heading:=20

=20
* Ohio ranks 43rd in the nation in its support of public higher
education. Forty-third! It is no wonder that the state=92s per capita
income now trails the national average, and why our youth leave the
state in growing numbers to find better opportunities.
=20
* Between Fiscal Years 2001 and 2004, the only state agency
(with annual budgets greater than $100 million) experiencing negative
growth was higher education =96 a loss of 5.29% compared to an average
agency increase of 15.3%.
=20
* And for YSU, the news is even worse: if the House=92s version
of the budget is passed, YSU will have experienced a decline of 17% in
the state=92s instructional subsidy since FY 2001 (this component
represents over 90% of the state=92s support to higher education). In =
FY
2004 alone, the cut to YSU is 7.9% =96 more than double the average cut =
to
public universities.
=20
This unfair treatment for higher education in general, and for YSU in
particular, sows the seeds of further economic decline for Ohio and the
Mahoning Valley. We need your help as the Ohio Senate takes its turn at
shaping a state operating budget. =20
=20
In the next few days, YSU Alumni Relations will e-mail you a request to
contact your Ohio State Senator and urge a more equitable treatment of
higher education and YSU. We will provide convenient e-mail addresses
and other ways to make contact.
=20
We welcome you to the new YSU Alumni and Friends E-mail Network. Please
look for another e-mail in the next few days. Your help can and will
make a difference. Thank you for your support of continuing excellence
at Youngstown State University. =20
=20

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public higher
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discussed below.<o:p></o:p>

<o:=
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Look for YSU News Briefs and Feature News Stories =
– Your first copy will =
be e-mailed
to you in the next few weeks.=A0 =
These YSU
news items will keep you informed on the successes – and there are =
many
– of our students, alumni, faculty and staff. For example:=A0 the YSU student math team recently =
placed
sixth overall in an international competition of 700 school teams, =
beating
Harvard, Caltech and other nationally ranked =
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represents
over 90% of the state’s support to higher education).=A0 In FY 2004 alone, the cut to YSU =
is 7.9%
– more than double the average cut to public =
universities.<o:p></o:p>

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education in
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Senate
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<o:p> </o:p>

In the next few days, YSU Alumni =
Relations
will e-mail you a request to contact your Ohio State Senator and urge a =
more
equitable treatment of higher education and YSU.=A0 We will provide convenient e-mail =
addresses
and other ways to make contact.<o:p></o:p>

<o:p> </o:p>

We welcome you to the new YSU Alumni =
and
Friends E-mail Network.=A0 =
Please look for
another e-mail in the next few days.=A0 =
Your help can and will make a =
difference.=A0=A0 Thank you for your support of =
continuing
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