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Date: Sat, 28-May-83 05:38:34 EDT
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uiucuxc!kline    May 28 02:24:00 1983

(FROM THE U OF I CYBER 175:)

(INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS) RESPONSE 9 05/27 10:59 BY HILL BARB
I agree with Arwen's comments -- there are also a large number of
women who wonder where all the men are (forgive me, but asking for
"where all the boys are?" just doesn't cut it!).  Since many of us
are serious about getting degrees and have career aspirations of our
own, we often don't find time for "partying" and the like as well,
or just plain don't feel comfortable in that type of "meat market"
environment.  The problem is, as you say, how else do you meet with
other people in a environment that is conducive to fostering potential
relationships?  I concur with Anonymous #8 that often a friendship
will bloom into something else, but working environments are not the
best places for this to happen.  Frankly, it appears that joining
some organization (sports, political, social, ...) is still the best
way of meeting other people.