Treacy: I think Maggie has some very interesting stuff in her reply but
to credit all women as knowing who Pops is streachs credulity.
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One last point -- the term legitimate and illigitimate as applied to
Solidarity, militancy, and trade union consciousness has not "put U.S.
Unions in the Discard." Quite the opposite.
Jerry
Bill Briggs wrote:
Free Universal Higher education can be practically achieved now due to
the "Information Superhighway".
Can it? I believe we have to talk about student learning and the
student-teacher relationship more before we can come to this conclusion.
"Shouldn't universal
On Sun, 3 Sep 1995, jtreacy wrote:
Treacy: I think Maggie has some very interesting stuff in her reply but
to credit all women as knowing who Pops is streachs credulity.
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On Sat, 2 Sep 1995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One last point -- the term
In April 1995 a Brecht Forum was held in New York. Are any notes, lectures,
papers available from this conference?
Thank you for your reply.
Carla Orcutt Ph.D.
Eugene, Oregon
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Carla Orcutt raises some interesting questions in response to my posting --
"How should we think about children then if their legal relationship to a
father should not be the issue? What term seems appropriate and not
negative?"
Since between out of wedlock births, divorce, desertion, and
Jtreachy says that all women do not know who the father of their children is.
I did not mean that women know who the father of their children is -- I
meant that women know their OWN children regardless of who the father is and
that legitimacy is a value which applies to fatherhood -- i.e., mommy
OOPS, I pushed the wrong button and my last post was only partly completed,
so, here goes again.
Carla Orcutt asks what terms we should use in reference to children if not
legitimate and illegitimate since I posed the idea that legitimacy was an
issue of fatherhood imposed on women at a time
On Sat, 2 Sep 1995 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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4. What does having mega banks do to the political process of democracy?
For instance, can't a bank eradicate what little democracy there is left?
maggie coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Was there a lot of democracy some time ago? What sort of
Andrew Hagen, symbolic analyst wrote:
Windows 95: the greatest, most powerful operating system ever made
Microsoft: how would you like to crash today?
Good question. What are the early reports of the diffusion of this
software and the technical problems with this GUI?
Jerry
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