Date: Tue, 17 Sep 1996 20:57:44 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Lisa portrait? -Reply 


marxism2 was in many ways Lisa's list -- her creation.

Lisa, although the moderator of this list and previously a co-moderator of
marxism1, was really relatively new to Marxist thought. She was still
trying to pull it all together -- still learning and critical. As a
Marxist, she was a very vocal anti-dogmatist. In some ways, she was more
of a critical humanist, than a Marxist _per se_.

Although her posts on science, OFPPS, chaos theory, forragers, et. al.
will be long remembered, I believe that *Lisa herself* will be best
remembered. Lisa: woman of humor, wit, caring, love.

She will also be remembered for her organizational abilities and her
unique ability to arbitrate disputes (of which I could say much more).

She will be remembered as one of the pioneers of Internet Marxism.

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Date: Mon, 11 Dec 1995 17:22:24 -0700
From: Lisa Rogers <eqwq.lrogers-AT-email.state.ut.us>
To: glevy-AT-acnet.pratt.edu
Subject: Lisa portrait? -Reply
<snip>
It was even closer when I had a perm, long ago.
It's my cautious look, carefully sticking my head up...

Thanks pal,
Lisa

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I would like to say more, but I'm in the process of getting drunk.

Jerry





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