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>	From: sunny@sun.uucp (Sunny Kirsten)

>	you seem to not see the difference which I see between co-ed and
>	single-user.  Busses and Planes do *not* have co-ed bathrooms.

Coedness and single-userness are orthogonal properties.  Coed
single-user bathrooms are fair.  Any type of segregated bathroom system
is unfair.  Busses and planes often have coed single-user bathrooms.
Sometimes they have segregated single-user bathrooms.  Why in the world
anyone would segregate single-user bathrooms is beyond me! But they even
do it in my dorm during the summer when fuddy-duddy industry people room
there to take courses at MIT.
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