On Tue, 9 Jun 1998, James Devine wrote:
> I would love to help cowrite a textbook! Of course, I'd have to drop out of
> pen-l...
>
> >2. What subjects (and why) do pen-lers think such a book ought to cover
> and how should such a book be organized. In other words, how do you
> envision your "
My college age son runs a web page and is going to run something on it
about the Free Tibet concert. I have expressed skepticism to him that Tibetians
would be better off under a Dalai Lama regime. So, he invited me to post a
commentary on this. Anyone have any information that would b
Please come to the 30th anniversary summer conference of URPE, and
consider presenting a paper or organizing a roundtable. If you would
like the information in an attached message rather than in text, please
email me and I will send it to you.
Susan Fleck
w:(202) 606-5654 x415
h:(301) 270-1486
Eric writes: >Perhaps instead of "knowledge" I should have said
"understandings" without any implication that these "understandings" are
"true." Empirical "facts" (generated by a theory) and their interplay with
theory provide a different type of tension in the development of our
understandings th
I sent the below many days ago, but it never appeared.
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Ricardo wrote:
> I think you are trying to have it both ways, that is,
>emprical evidence gives you "knowledge" but not "truth" - so
>what is knowledge?
while Jim wrote
> How can we t
Michael Perelman reports:
> Some time ago someone on this list (Maggie?) remarked how good it was
> that RICO penalties would be applied to the Operation Rescue
> anti-abortion folk. I was worried by the change.
I don't recall who that was, but the remark was appallingly myopic for
a member of s
Any ideas for someone who'd be good on the radio to talk about the Nigerian
crisis (Thursday, 5 PM NYC time)?
Doug
At 09:11 PM 6/9/98 -0700, Michael Perelman cited:
>"An obvious pattern has emerged: If the idea is taken from someone else
>and assisted by or bundled with its operating system monopoly, it
>works. If it is an original idea and isn't supported by the monopoly,
>it fails (usually miserably)."
Me
This is a low-traffic listserve which mainly consists of clips at the
moment.
-bob naiman
--- On Tue, 9 Jun 1998 19:14:12 -0400 (EDT) Robert Weissman
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Subject: stop-imf listserve
Stop-IMF is a new moderated listserve that will include clips, essays,
updates and ur
Some time ago someone on this list (Maggie?) remarked how good it was
that RICO penalties would be applied to the Operation Rescue
anti-abortion folk. I was worried by the change.
Now, Frank Riggs, the congressman who represents the district where
Pacific Lumber is denuding the redwoods, is hold
Here's the final component of the potato-head contest:
>Date: Wed, 10 Jun 1998 07:52:25 -0700
>To: "William J. Baumol" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>From: James Devine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: perhaps of interest (spuds, part III)
>
>Prof. Baumol, I sent a copy of my missive on the Baumol and Blinde
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The National Association of Manufacturers says 60 percent of its small
business
Microsoft: > ripped off Netscape's idea for a Web browser, it came
>out with Word after WordPerfect, and so on and so forth.
we should also remember that the hard work that was behind Netscape was
done by the not-for-profit that developed Mosaic.
WordPerfect beat WordStar (which I still use,
[Please tell me if this message already got to the list, I think I've
had trouble with my e-mail)
To whom..,
Several days ago it was remarked that Taiwan, China, Hong Kong and
Singapore seemed not to suffer as much from the East Asian economic flu
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