Re: anthro as "odd-ball" science

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I usually get asked, "Did you see that article in the paper about the
new dinosaur find?" Or, "How many dinosaurs have you worked on?"

Not to beat a dead horse (dinosaur?), but it seems this topic ties back
into a previous thread, regarding the importance of getting our message out
to the general public.



Cheers,
Kim :)
"It's not that life is so short,
It's just that you're dead for so long!"
kls12@imap1.asu.edu



On Wed, 10 May 1995, lynn maners wrote:

> I don't know about the rest of you,but when I tell people that I'm an anthropol
> ogist their response it to ask me if I've been on any good digs lately. It gets
> worse if I specify that I'm an aesthetic anthropologist! (been on any "pretty"
> digs lately?) Best Regards, Lynn
>

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