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From: Lisa Auanger <lauanger@mail.coin.missouri.edu>
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Subject: Re: professional generalizatons
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Only somewhat related, but speaking of Professor Saul Weinberg, I am
reminded that he is said always to have encouraged students
(archaeological) to use simple language rather than complex.  

Lisa Auanger (who just returned from a marvelous concert by the Berlin
Philharmonc Woodwinds)


On Fri, 26 Feb 1999, rowland wrote:

> "An archaeologist is a person who spends the first half of his life
> searching for something unique, and the second half complaining that he
> can't find parallels." (Saul Weinberg). Bob Rowland
> 

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