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From: rccall@dartvax.UUCP (R. Christian Call)
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Subject: Re: Secretaries, intelligence, &c.
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Date: Tue, 26-Jun-84 12:15:44 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jun 26 12:15:44 1984
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I realize this is a very brief and sketchy article, but I don't
have a lot of time for extrapolation.  In the original article
about intelligent women, which contained the comment "you can
only date so many secretaries, you know" [probably misquoted --
sorry] I think what was bothering the author was a sense of
what I call the "culture gap".  Our society places executives
and secretaries in different social classes, and thus they tend
to move in different circles, i.e. belong to different "cultures".
It's not so much a question of intelligence (although level of
education does have some impact) as it is of what the members
of two different social groups have in commmon.
-- 

Jerry:   She was one in a million.             R.C.Call
Howard:  Yeah, I know a million of those.      decvax!dartvax!rccall