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Thank you!  I really don't consider the town I live in to be "suburbia" I would
have to say there is a bit of culture there.  I think the West/East barriers have
been broken down a little bit more with the further development of downtown.

Chris


Mike Ward wrote:

> On 29 Nov 1999 17:24:42 GMT, High Flight <jac@apk.net> wrote:
>
> >Mike Ward <mward@iname.remove-this-part.com> cyberscribed:
> >>>Also, check out both the east and the west side.  If you are not too happy
> >>>with what you see in one part of town, try the other.  They are a bit
> >>>different from each other.
> >>
> >> Ah, yes, the eternal "West Side vs. East Side" debate.
> >>
> >> We Akronites never really understood it, though we had a mini-version
> >> of it ;)
> >
> >I know I might catch hell for this, but in very general terms, the east
> >suburbs are more "culture" oriented, and the west is more of your generic
> >suburbia.
>
> That's very much a generalization.  You could also define both sides
> of town in terms of ethnic representation, and you could easily point
> out "suburbia" on the East Side (ever heard of Euclid?) and even some
> "culture" on the West Side...
>
> Mike