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		<title>Comment on Message from CAE President, Kathy Schultz by John Herzog (president some time in the 70's)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[#2. Until recently, CAE sponsored a Saturday or Sunday morning breakfast of &quot;Past Presidents&quot; at the AAA Meetings.  This perhaps became too expensive and/or just another complication for program organizers. But the PPs enjoyed it and incoming/current officers seemed to value some of the info the PPs could provide. With several other PPs, I propose that this custom be re-instated, and I am willing to manage it (e.g., contact PPs, negotiate time, place, etc.), although Dorothy &amp; I probably will skip SF next year ($$$).  I suspect the PPs will be willing to pay for their own breakfasts, or eschew a meal altogether.  How does this sound to you?--John]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>#2. Until recently, CAE sponsored a Saturday or Sunday morning breakfast of &#8220;Past Presidents&#8221; at the AAA Meetings.  This perhaps became too expensive and/or just another complication for program organizers. But the PPs enjoyed it and incoming/current officers seemed to value some of the info the PPs could provide. With several other PPs, I propose that this custom be re-instated, and I am willing to manage it (e.g., contact PPs, negotiate time, place, etc.), although Dorothy &amp; I probably will skip SF next year ($$$).  I suspect the PPs will be willing to pay for their own breakfasts, or eschew a meal altogether.  How does this sound to you?&#8211;John</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Fred Gearing has died.  Because he was highly respected as a conventional enthropologist, he was one of the crucial founders of CAE, back in the 60&#039;s.  (He became less active in later decades.) Also, as an early contribution, he tried to develop a theoretical perspective for ed anthro, which was innovative but ultimately too complex for most of us to use.  Has any recognition of Fred&#039;s life and work been proposed?  Important that some recognition be given.]]></description>
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