Noted.
>Of special interest to me was his comment: "I'd like to figure out how Missoula
> could realize twice as much of its potential by having its busiest citizens do
> half as much as they now do, while encouraging the underengaged tos ample more
> of the delights of citizenship." (p. 79)
>It seems to me that is our challenge in Moscow as well... we busy people need t
>o find a way to cut back our involvement so we don't burn out.
Certainly, this listserver will do a tiny amount. Subscribing to an e-mail
list is a much smaller barrier to overcome than going to Bill London's
house and then to the various meetings of decision making bodies. And once
that hurdle is overcome, the other barriers might be percieved as being
smaller. Thanks, Greg!
>Can anyone think of a way we could invite Kemmis to come to Moscow for a confer
>ence this spring? Maybe he'd come over with the promise of jazz festival ticket
>s and lodging at someone's house...
Go for it, Kenton.
>Happy holidays,
>KENTON
>kbird@wsu.edu
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