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From: tp@ndm20
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Subject: Re: Looking for courses of study or res
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Date: Mon, 22-Jul-85 13:38:00 EDT
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     Unless what  I was  reading was  a hoax  (I don't  think it was)
there was at one time (and still may be) only one  person to graduate
from a US university with a degree in magic,  P.   E.   I.  Bonewits.
He got his degree from some part of the University of California.  It
probably wasn't a normal degree (a roll your own type program).  From
reading some of his work, his theories on 'magic' are very wrapped up
in the paranormal.  Anyway, find a good sized library and see if they
have the book 'Real  Magic' by  him.   It would  probably include his
credits.

Thanks,
Terry Poot
Nathan D. Maier Consulting Engineers
(214)739-4741
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