Jim, I wasn't disagreeing with you, I just wanted to point out that the
development of bodily 'strength' and 'weakness' are as much determined by
socially defined gender activities (such as participation in sports) as by
biology--though I do not dispute that there are differing biological
Tavis Barr wrote:
I've noticed a dramatic increase in the amount of junk email arriving to
my accounts, like from one a week to five a day, in the last month. I
don't know if it's just me or if it's happening to other people on the
net. I have a feeling it's the latter. I'm writing to find
Who said, "Necessitous men are not free men"? It was quoted by Roosevelt in
his 1944 State of the Union address (the one including the Economic Bill of
Rights). Thanks. June Zaccone, National Jobs for All Coalition
French election results (from Liberation, http://www.liberation.com/):
Gauche: 323 seats
PC 36
PS+allies 279
Verts 8
Droite: 253
UDF 109
RPR 127
DVD 17
FN 1
Regards,
Tom Walker
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Vancouver,
Matewan is a great labor movie.
Nobody has mentioned any documentaries yet. "Harlan County USA" should be
considered. There are also some good films on the United Farm Workers,
including a pretty good biography of Cesar Chavez that aired recently on
PBS. My vote would go, though, for a documentary on the role of the
"Women's
I've got some clips I've accumulated from Johnson's Russia List on this
scandal that I don't want to forward to PEN-L for length and copyright
reasons. Anyone interested, email me.
And, in a phrase or two: yes it was insider trading of a sort, but there's
also a political context - a fight over
