Folks: Please keep things as calm as possible here. People
will sometimes misspell others' names (as Eugene Volokh, I can assure
you of that). People will write responses and not tell the responded-to
party about it. (It's not clear to me that there is a social norm about
whether such notification is required, but even if there is, sometimes
people will slip up.) People will say things about supporters or
opponents of evolution that might be taken the wrong way. The more we
ignore petty slights like that, at least on-list, and stick with the
substance, the happier people will be in the long run, and the more
productive the discussion will be.
Eugene
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Tuesday, August 02, 2005 10:42 AM
To: religionlaw@lists.ucla.edu
Subject: Re: Elective Bible Classes
Well, I'm looking but not seeing it. How nice of him to let me know he
had responded to my article. This is the first time I ever knew there
was a letter--should I care to make any rebuttal. And tell me, is it
you or Professor Bradley or both of you who is so careless about
accuracy that you have misspelled my name? Tsk, tsk. That is exactly
what the Bible in the Schools curriculum has been taken to task for. . .
.
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