I don't care for "he/she" either, but when I have to use it, I've started to
use "s/he" which hasn't confused anyone. I think it's cleaner and has the
advantage of not defaulting to male gender first.

-- 
Amy Birney, MPH, CHES
Research Scientist
Oregon Center for Applied Science
260 E. 11th, Eugene OR 97401
541-349-4826 (direct)
888-349-5472
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