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Submitted by gammyflink on Sat, 09/08/2007 - 9:13am.

   I agree that unless we're academics or in the field of women's studies, we're likely to move away from reading theoretical material.  I thrived on that kind of reading at Bryn Mawr, but now I prefer to learn in other ways.  However, I strongly disagree with describing young people as "callow youth".  We have experience and maturity to bring to the table, and they have the fresh perspective of youth which is just as valuable.  We are teaching and learning from each other.

Barbara  '57

  

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