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From: "Rebecca Humphries" <beccahumphries@hotmail.com>
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<P>Want some more opinion - I doubt it!!</P>
<P>Just a thought, but can't student regionals/nationals etc be a 2-5 split. You don't need to organise a whole new student competition, just change the gender criteria (it's not strictly co-ed so you don't even have to call it that).</P>
<P>It's bloody tough being a woman in student frisbee. When I left uni no one wanted us to play in their teams, so a group of chicks organised their own team - Funky Nuns/Women in Black - and spent a year and a half losing every game we played!!</P>
<P>Attitudes towards women players has to change at the roots - women will practise, practise, practise if they think it's worth their while.<BR><BR></P><BR><BR><BR>
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<DIV></DIV>>From: Nicole Roberts <MAAAFY_BIRD@YAHOO.CO.UK>
<DIV></DIV>>To: Britdisc@csv.warwick.ac.uk 
<DIV></DIV>>Subject: re: women 
<DIV></DIV>>Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2001 18:34:01 +0000 (GMT) 
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<DIV></DIV>>Personally, if that's the way that leeds play then I 
<DIV></DIV>>feel very sorry for Anna. 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>If you look at the top four teams in student nationals 
<DIV></DIV>>last year, 3 of them had a woman playing for them. I 
<DIV></DIV>>appreciate that one out of fifteen isn't much, but 
<DIV></DIV>>it's a start. 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>A student co-ed tournament is, in my opinion, an 
<DIV></DIV>>excellent idea, however it's ran (a 5-2 ratio may be 
<DIV></DIV>>necessary). 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>By effectively forcing women on the pitch by playing 
<DIV></DIV>>co-ed can only improve the playing standard of student 
<DIV></DIV>>women's ultimate, as if any team actually wants to do 
<DIV></DIV>>reasonably well then they'll have to use all seven 
<DIV></DIV>>players, not just players without breasts... 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>Anyroad, this is probably a bit of a pointless mail 
<DIV></DIV>>unless we have some university that's willing to host 
<DIV></DIV>>co-ed nationals, and a weekend that doesn't clash with 
<DIV></DIV>>either easter holidays, paganello, open nationals or 
<DIV></DIV>>those horrid things we call finals... 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>Okay, had my tuppence, back to work 
<DIV></DIV>> 
<DIV></DIV>>nicole 
<DIV></DIV>>mohawks 
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