I would also very much like to find out where and how biology is going with
female scientists.
As a graduate in Agroforestry we were taught that environmental sciences
that embrace the Gaia principle are but notions yet to be proven. Wholistic
theories are throwing some light on the subject, but it is the research that
is so fragmented.
Please can we have some enlightenment from feminist scientists who are
willing to take that step beyond.
"patricia bowne" <pbowne at execpc.com> wrote in message
news:3a6e5ae0$0$7157$272ea4a1 at news.execpc.com...
> The thread title says it all -- except what
> would we like the ng to do for us? Is there
> a point to having a women-in-biology newsgroup?
> Or is 'women in biology' really not a useful
> grouping -- are we more interested in entomologists'
> or physiologists' newsgroups? What newsgroups do
> we find useful, and why?
>> I'm assuming this is our ng and we could make it
> into something we find useful or amusing. Right now
> it seems to be very decorous, sort of like
> a polite tea-party to which only five or six people
> have shown up. Five or six people make for a small
> party, but they can form a lively conspiracy, strike
> force, writer's group, or jug band -- can't we come up
> with something fun to do on our very own newsgroup?
>> Pat
>>
