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From: Jan Heine <heine@u.washington.edu>
To: Mary-Kelly Persyn <mkpersyn@u.washington.edu>
Cc: Richard Vanhoff <rvanhoff@u.washington.edu>, uwracing@u.washington.edu
Subject: Re: Women's rides
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Input on women's rides:  I think there are enough team rides that the men 
can afford to skip the rather few women's rides.  I feel it is perfectly 
appropriate for the women on the team to train together without the men.  
After all, we tend to get a little competitive and it probably can get 
frustrating.  Finally, the women race as a separate team, so they should 
be able to train for that.  And last, I am sure the women still will come 
out on the general rides as they have in the past. 

Jan
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