Re: What's in a name?

[COBLENTZ@DT3.DT.UH.EDU]

Well,shoot, since I got dragged in willynilly, "The Writers' Center" 
seems good to me.  [I'm a pssessive oppressive.]  But it has the same
problem:  it's a place. 

Being a place does not seem a negative to me.  If you find a space, a place,
(and as V. W.) and I say, a clean, well lighted room towrite, what do
you have to quibble about.  Safe physical spaces are maybe more important
than safe psychological places.  Places seems fine and dandy to me,  I'm
not alienated even by *location*  --hey a locus in the the time-space 
continuum where you can write?  Sounds good.

continuum where you can write?  Sounds good.

Linda
UH-Downtown
coblentz@dt.uh.edu