Re: Homophobia-- human universal?

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mycol1@unm.edu (Bryant) wrote:
>In article <4va6t2$4c4@bubbla.uri.edu>, Susan <rgq101@uriacc.uri.edu> wrote:

>Thanks for the clarification and help, Susan. You teach, huh?
>
>Bryant

Yup. Does it show? I am an archaeologist by training and research
experience, but due to some strange characteristics in my department, I
teach mostly cultural anthropology. Oddly enough, I typically find
cultural anthro to be more interesting reading than archaeology--
probably a comment on both the content and writing skills of some
archaeologists! But I like teaching, and cultural seems easier to get
students to talk about, so I have no complaints about that. Or maybe, as
my mother always said, I love having a captive audience...

Susan

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