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From: libes@nbs-amrf.UUCP (Don Libes)
Newsgroups: net.singles
Subject: Re: Yet another new reader. Keywd: GIRLS
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Date: Sun, 24-Feb-85 17:36:56 EST
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> Since I
> spend all my time either in class, or working on programs, or
> studying, my only real opportunity is to meat girls in my
> classes.  But all I take are upper level CS courses.  There are
> more girls in the freshman and sophomore classes, but I am not in
> those classes.

So tell me why anyone should be interested in seeing you?  Apparently, all
you do is study CS.  While I also find it of interest, I'll be damned if I
want to build a relationship around it.  I'd be surprised that you have
any friends, let alone female ones.

Follow the advice of others who've responded and said to take up other
activities.  But I add, do it for yourself first...broaden your own
horizons and you will become a better and more interesting person.

Meeting women with your own interests (except in the case of CS :-)
will then become inevitable.

Don Libes	seismo!nbs-amrf!libes