For a grad school class, I have to interview someone who knows a lot
about Buddhism. Nothing formal, can be done by email and not a ton of
questions either. The interviewee does NOT need to give any personal info
(like name, address, etc) and can refuse to answer any questions for any
reasons. The interviewee does not have to practice Buddhism, just know a
lot about it. Does anyone fit that category and want to volunteer a few
minutes of their time? It would be greatly appreciated. Oh, and, I hope no
one is offended by my request.

On Tue, 2 Oct 2007 20:12:49 -0400, "MauiJNP" wrote:

For a grad school class, I have to interview someone who knows a lot
about Buddhism. ...Oh, and, I hope no
one is offended by my request.

Probably no one will be offended--wait, probably not many people will be
offended, but why not seek subjects in a Buddhism news group? I checked,
and there are close to a dozen offered by my news server. Most of us
worship doggies. Just kidding.

My Chow Chow, Tang [named after the Tang Dynasty] said he'd help you, if
I would read the questions for him--and I would.

I hope you get a lot of interesting information.


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Whatever it takes.

For a grad school class, I have to interview someone who knows a lot
about Buddhism. ...Oh, and, I hope no
one is offended by my request.

Probably no one will be offended--wait, probably not many people will be
offended, but why not seek subjects in a Buddhism news group?

I hoped to get help in here because I at least somewhat know some of the
people here and not over there.