In a message dated 2/18/03 6:48:10 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
writes:

> 
>                (second time with this -with some corrections)
>            Yah, students, especially, get sucked into every kind of
>    exploitation and dumb promotion.
>            When I was at the University majoring in cold war history, I had
>  to
>    endure 'U.S. Twentieth Century' history, three quarters, two of them I
>  had,
>    Berman and Noble, -were working their guts out to make the kids think the
>    United States was a bad outfit, Theodore Roosevelt was really Hitler in
>    disguise, so on and so on.
>             There are a lot of older-than-student types that never got their
>    egos built up enough in the real world so they go back and try to be
>    Gods,  -build up followings.
>             When I was there Gloria Steinem and Jane Fonda were there every
>   few weeks and some group was advertising big women's meetings on
>   Masturbation,  -then they canceled the meeting because lots of guys were
>   calling up to help. (Believe it or not, that is true, I worked at the
>   Admissions Office and people were exclaiming under their breath about it.)
>            So I suppose some non professorial types will be holding meetings
>   on campus and trying to give the kids as warped as possible of an outlook
>   and attitude towards their country and the world.
>            James Jacobsen  //  Whittier
>  
>   >
Keith Says; I enjoyed this recollection of the U of M (Mpls), experienced by 
the gent. His opinions and observations are germane. Please Karen Collier; do 
not pencil him out arbitrarily! I would like to hear more. 

Keith Reitman  NearNorth As a curtesy I ran it through Spellchecker.

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