*reads it*

"Sodalities"? Sounds like we're all sitting around, swilling Diet Coke!

she'll read when she's not covering two desks w a woozy head

And from an Art Historian. Looks very interesting. Thanks JJ!

I'm wondering where he got his demographics. Maybe it's just me, but I know very few SL'ers who are US males late 20s/early thirties

quickly scanned the Caledon sections- interesting to see our society described in print.

Sodalites or socialites??

What is "sodalities" supposed to mean? I reall hate this Newspeak stuff

Wikipedia: In social anthropology, a sodality is a non-kin group organized for a specific purpose...often based on common age or gender...

*smacks head* oh, it's juts ordinary Latin-I somehow thought it's a blend and was trying to find out what the origin was-society and, um...

*pats M. Sands on the hand, comfortingly*

Academic-speak. It boggles us all.

*cough* that's actually Mme. Sands *cough* I was just interested in that term as a linguistic entity...now it has lost all of its appeal, as

it is just a simple boring loanword...

(I don't speak French. )