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Subject: Coleman Vote
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Date: Wed, 7 Apr 93 11:37:49 CDT
From: "Elizabeth H. Schaefer" <eschaefe@cwis.unomaha.edu>


In light of the latest Coleman discussions, it appears that our
vote has been organically determined:)  Thanks for writing in!

In response to Simon's message, I agree that an engineering is
already taking place.  Whether we call the engineers the power
elite or social scientists, my question is where the "ethics"
originate?  I think Coleman is naive to think that social
scientists are more ethical (resistant to the persuasion of
capital) than any other potential "social engineer."  At the
same time, it seems logical that sociologists posess a certain
insight into institutional relations, an insight which might
serve our world.

Peace, 
Elizabeth Schaefer
eschaefe@cwis.unomaha.edu