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Date: 20 Dec 2003 23:42 (UTC)As I live near Wesleyan, I often find myself there. I go to therapy there and to open mics both for reading scribbles and for playing music. I also like to do lots of the cultural things they offer there.
I can tell you that, yes, there are some extreme versions of feminism there. I've run into it on a number of occasions both in groop and in the coffee place. Nevertheless, it's not pervasive there; it's merely present. I think it would be an error to misjudge Wesleyan on that score. They organise politically on many issues, many of which I'm certain you'd approve.
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Elsie
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I made this icon for you from a picture that you took and sent to me on 30 Sep 2000 of a bat named Livvie. Perhaps you'll like it. (hug)
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