Hi everyone!  I'm very new to this list, and pretty ignorant to boot, so 
please forgive aggravating questions.  :)  Anyways, I was wondering if 
anyone on this list knows about the Green Party USA.  I've read about the 
German Greens, and they seem to really have some good ideas.  Is the 
US party comparable or even alive at all?  

Thanks much!
maggie

You could try looking at Philip Lowe's essay on the US Greens in the 
very recently published (1995) Green Politics Three, edited by 
Wolfgang Rudig and published by Edinburgh University Press.
Alistair McCulloch
School of Public Administration and Law
The Robert Gordon University
352 King Street
Aberdeen
Scotland        Tel: 01224 262909
UK AB9 2TQ      Fax: 01222 262929

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It cannot be because (s)he thinks everything 
is wonderful just the way it is: if so, (s)he
would go to a school of business.' 
A. Wildavsky, 'Speaking Truth to Power: The
Art and Craft of Policy Analysis' (1987).
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    In three and a half hours, I will go to the luncheon meeting of 
    the local Toastmasters.  It is my task to chose and present the 
    word of the day.  I was thinking of introducing the word, "womyn".  
    How do I define and suggest appropriate usage.  Please answer ASAP 
    since I have to write it out... Thanks  

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