Valis tricked or treated,
Great rap, Tom, but you'd have to swallow a python and barf tofu patties . . .
Bring on the pythons, Val, I feel a wave of nausea sprouting.
Regards,
Tom Walker
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Quoth Stalkin' Tom Walker, in part:
Crisis? What crisis?
If "the crisis" is a public relations crisis, perhaps for the time being it
-- and golfing season -- is over.
.
Instead of the spectacle of a bubble bursting, I would
In the latest *Journal of Economic Literature* (Vol. XXXVI,
Sept. '98), Laurence R. Iannaccone (formerly a Visiting Scholar at the
Hoover Institution) has an "Introduction to the Economics of
Religion". In it, he makes a few interesting claims:
It is, in fact, only within the social
Doug Henwood:
And what if they're right, Tom?
Tom:
Right about what, Doug?
Doug:
That the crisis is over.
Tom:
Crisis? What crisis?
If "the crisis" is a public relations crisis, perhaps for the time being it
-- and golfing season -- is over.
If "the crisis" is falling stock markets and
Tom Walker wrote:
Doug Henwood wrote,
And what if they're right, Tom?
Right about what, Doug?
That the crisis is over.
Doug
Friends,
In the recent issue of the "Union Democracy Review," Herman Benson,
founder of the admirable Association for Union Democracy, comments on an
article on union democracy by Steve Fraser which appeared in a recent
issue of "Dissent" magazine. Steve is one of the founders of SAWSJ
Friends,
Brother Max makes good points, but I do not think that all that many of
today's union officials were yesterday's firebrands. Rather, as Kim
Moody argues, most came to power during the period of labor-management
cooperation and greater prosperity. This may be why so many have not a
