TITLE

Confessions of a new vegetarian

AUTHOR(S)

Marandino, Cristin

PUB. DATE

May 1998

SOURCE

Vegetarian Times;May98, Issue 249, p112

SOURCE TYPE

Periodical

DOC. TYPE

Article

ABSTRACT

Deals with the author's attitude as a vegetarian. Terms that are related to vegetarianism learned by the author; Why she chose to be a vegetarian; What she feels when eating meat.

ACCESSION #

527767

Tags: VEGETARIANS;  ATTITUDE (Psychology)

 

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