[Alumni-chat] Environmental Advocacy (One Version of SocialEntrepreneurshi

[J. David Coldren]

I don't mean to intrude on this fascinating debate. But ..

Bob, isn't it possible that the real issue is the array of (ideological
pedagogical, professorial, politically correct, etc.) choices that have been
and are being made by and about the past and present resources -- human and
financial?

Of course, to be fair, a man holding on to a life raft with both hands finds
it hard to paddle.

J. David

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:alumni-chat-bounces at w3.antioch.edu] On Behalf Of Robert Devine
Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2007 7:22 AM
To: Alumni Chat List
Cc: 'Alumni Chat List'
Subject: Re: [Alumni-chat] Environmental Advocacy (One Version of
SocialEntrepreneurshi

Alumni Chat List <alumni-chat at w3.antioch.edu> on Wednesday, May 23, 2007
at 12:08 AM -0500 wrote:
> It's something that students, their families, and donors are
>really interested in. It's a potential career path as all these separate
>movements relating to quality of life and social justice start to meld
>together. Why not give them what they want. 

How?  With what resources -- human and financial?  

Bob

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