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Hmmm, attend one meeting, have an idea or two knocked down, and then
post a "they were mean to us" note to the list?
A comment about the real world would just be way too trite.
[ Curmudgeon mode off ]
I think the option of contacting the region director/sponsor is a good
one. Also, my STC directory lists Jack Jobst (jjobst -at- mtu -dot- edu) and H. Young
Kim (young -at- vm1 -dot- ucc -dot- okstate -dot- edu) as leading STC Student Chapter
development efforts.
Beth Mazur
mazur -at- maya -dot- com
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