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> On Thu, 20 Apr 1995, Carol Meeds WPB 407-433-2650 x 113 wrote:
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> >     Trolled?  Montague's new _Rachael_ would be good flame bait, I 
> >     think.  (He talks about the deminishing virility of men.)
> >     
> >     Carol Meeds
> >     Jupiter, Florida
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> What are you talking about, Carol?  Is this diminishing virility a 
> quantified, measured phenomenon?  Is the book title "Rachael"? (I 
> fairly new at this).  Reply personally if not of general interest...
> 
> Barbara Bliss 
> 
        -Rachel is a weekly newsletter put out by Peter Montague re: 
various environmental issues. It is quite good. He has done many issues 
on the concern about hormone mimicks and among many problems, lowered 
sperm count in males. I don't really understand Carol's comments above 
but I found them to be at best a bad joke and really inappropriate. These 
Rachel newsletters (name after Rachel Carson I would imagine) are 
excellent and I hazard to say, antiestablishement and gender neutral. You 
can check them out by subscribing to the list (I'm sorry I don't have the 
address at my fingertips but you can e mail me directly or on the ecofem 
list and I'll be happy to look it up and post it), or you can ftp them at 
your unix promp: ftp ftp.std.com 

then change directory to:  periodicals/rachel 

-- BTW, I use this list for a class I teach...it often has EXCELLENT 
exchanges of ideas. I am (and my students) are certainly learning a lot. 
I don't always agree with everything, but then, who does? The recent 
posting of Dr. Shiv'as critique of the Cairo conference was very 
powerful. We used it for discussions in my classes and it really 
generated good exchanges, if a little heated at times(which I think is 
healthy...I think americans are too sensitive at the expense of not 
exchanging ideas).

Finally, as a teaher in the sciences and as a former student, I don't 
think there is any doubt about men trying to keep women down 
prfessionally...I've seen it too often for it to be a coincidence. It has 
to be fought by both genders, and yes, men need to be educated.

-e ya
In solidarity (and still learning),
Michael Golden

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Department of Biology
Grossmont College

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