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From: Matthew Hoover <m.hoover@csu-e.csuohio.edu>
Subject: Re: Sociology of Everyday Life
Phil Manning is my professor here at CSU, his email address is
p.manning@csuohio.edu.  He is the one responsible for my interest
in social theory and especially Erving Goffman.  



>Hi Matt, 
>
>  Thanks for the suggestions. I am still tinkering, and may try to 
>incorporate such classics. I also like Phil Manning and his work; in 
>fact, years ago, he and I played softball together (I was a grad student 
>and he was a post-doc at Wisconsin Madison); what I most remember about 
>this is everyone yelling at him to hold his bat up, not down like a 
>cricket bat. But as a Brit from Cambridge, that was how he held his bat
>
>  Take care
>
>  Tom