On Tue, 20 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my name is Paige Brown, I have an MS in Environmental
Economics, @ BA's - English (where I did Feminist film studies)
and Ag. Economics. I currently live and work in Washington DC at
the World Resources Institute my area of work is forestry
On the abortion and breast cancer link--I think the risk goes up
from .4 per 1000 to .6 per 1000, froman article in the Chicago Tribune.
Sara Keating
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Paige, the Great Rite thing I mentioned was an *example*--you
know, one of those things people occasionally say to illustrate a point
without necessarily indicating said experience occurred.
I find it very interesting that you assumed I meant a women's spiritual
gathering. All the
I apologize in advance for anyone seeing this more than
once...I'nm trying to get it spread fairly widely
Paganism and Environmental Politics Survey
Information:
This survey is intended to help me do a research project studying
how Pagan beliefs affect political
On Wed, 28 Sep 1994, Teresa Flores wrote:
I have a humble suggestion for this list because it is getting difficult
to handle too many messages. I mean, the list should be restricted to:
1. Women, and men who want to be women.
??? Why should men want to be women, and why should we
On Mon, 26 Sep 1994, Goddess of Disco wrote:
I have read in several different sources that humans are NOT designed to
be carnivores, becasue (1) our teeth are desinged for grinding and
meshing plant-derived foods, not ripping and tearing flesh; (2) our
Explain canines.
saliva is
On Mon, 26 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A Modest Proposal
For those who want to live without destroying anything, plant or animal,
because all living things have rights, I suggest eating only what
doesn't have rights, is not "alive" and is completely expendable for the sake
On Wed, 21 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It is interesting that many of us have responded (often negatively) to the
concept of the feminine being somehow closer to nature. While I do not
necessarily agree with this, nor do I believe that it is right to assume that
the most wonderful
On Tue, 20 Sep 1994 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, my name is Paige Brown, I have an MS in Environmental
Economics, @ BA's - English (where I did Feminist film studies)
and Ag. Economics. I currently live and work in Washington DC at
the World Resources Institute my area of work is forestry
