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January 19th, 2010 
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I am a grad student at Columbia University, pursuing my
MS in Strategic Communications in their professional program. My project for this semester is a case study on an organization that has faced a communications challenge. My case study will focus on Aruba, and their re-brand. I found Scared Monkey posts on the subject very interesting. I am particularly interested in the discrepancy between ATHA statistics on travel to the island and yours. I would love to know where I can access accurate statistics, or know more about the source of your statistics. Dealing with the CTO, all I get is PR spin. My case study is purely academic. It will never be made public. I would love the opportunity to talk with you. Your insights would be invaluable and add immeasurably to my study. Please let me know and when there would be someone I can talk to.
Sincerely,
Margaret Wilesmith