Free online distribution of THE SCIENTIST has moved from NNSC to the AT&T server. FTP the-scientist biweekly from /pub on ds.internic.net (or telnet there and log in as WAIS). [Gene Garfield, (215) 387-1266 Fax. Janus Byczkowski (jbyczkowski%raven@eagle.aamrl.wpafb.af.mil), YSN, 4/23/93. Bob Stringfield (bstring@mainz-emh2.army.mil).]

The Young Scientist's Network (YSN) is a free newsletter about employment problems and political action for new scientists. YSN opposes Federal efforts to recruit more scientists, claiming that we have a current glut and poor job prospects for the future. "It is just as important to improve the average worker's numeracy and scientific literacy [as to train more specialists]." YSN had 1,400 members as of 1/93. Send a "subscribe" or "help" subject line to ysn-request@zoyd.ee.washington.edu or contact John Sahr (ysn-adm@zoyd.ee.washington.edu). [Bob Stringfield, 4/23/93.]

CPU is a new, moderated forum for workers in the computer industry, modeled after the Computer underground Digest. Topics include compensation, job security, contingency work, working conditions, contracts, discrimination, and civil liberties. Send a "sub cpsr-cpu your name" message to listserv@cpsr.org or FTP the newsletter from /cpsr/work on cpsr.org. Hardcopy is $30/year. Michael Stack (stack@starnine.com), P.O. Box 3181, Oakland, CA 94609; (510) 601-6740. [James I. Davis (jdav@well.sf.ca.us), 4/5/93. Bob Stringfield.]