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In article <1993Jan26.140845.6834@cs.brown.edu> psm@cs.brown.edu (Phoebe Martone) writes:
>I'm single. Since this is such a new group, and anything is possible at this
>stage, let's get started and create something good.

Cool, someone came out of the woodwork!

>I've noticed that here, as well as elsewhere, it is difficult for people intheir
>30's and 40's and 50's (and upwards) to meet others of the opposite sex without
>going to a place where people are awkward, defensive and nervous (dance bars).
>I love to dance, but these places bring out the strangeness in people. As many
>continue to point out, there are few alternatives. It would be good to develop
>some alternatives.

Do I ever agree!  I went out with a couple of friends to a bar
recently, and NO THANKS, not for me.

So, what could these alternatives be?  I've seen an ad in one of the
local papers about a "singles" club -- people who get together to
play Trivial Pursuit (remember Trivial Pursuit?), go to shows in
Boston, that sort of thing.  Haven't had the chutzpah to try it,
yet.  Other ideas?
-- 
Patricia Martin Steward                      patstew@oz.plymouth.edu
I myself have never been able to find out precisely what feminism is;
I only know that people call me a feminist whenever I express senti-
ments that differentiate me from a doormat.       Rebecca West, 1913