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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:41:00 -0700 (PDT)
From: kellie d holzer <kholzer@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Student Organization Stuff
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I picked up a SO registration packet today, and will figure it out tonight
or tomorrow (along with finding the draft constitution we started last
year and "finalizing" it).  Should have a more informative email for you
before I have to go to work tomorrow (2pm--come see me for happy hour
4-7pm Lock and Keel on Old Ballard Ave).
Kellie




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Kellie Holzer
Department of English
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98195-4330










On Wed, 18 Sep 2002, todd f tietchen wrote:

>
> Hey there everyone...I see you've all been busy while I was away.  Thank
> you for all your efforts.  While the the first floor Commuication rooms
> may not be aesthetically ideal, I think they would serve the purpose for
> the talk--mostly because they seat enough people.  The fact that they are
> right below the Simpson Center reception area is also a definite plus.
> Money, of course, is also an issue, so either of those rooms would be my
> vote.
>
> As far as the workshop goes, we should book the Simpson Center conference
> room--paperwork for alchohol permits doesn't need to be processed till a
> month before the event.  We do however need to fill out the student
> organization paperwork before that can be done--do we have a draft
> constitution at this point?
>
> In any case, we need to come to a consensus on the room and let the
> Simpson Center know.  Jeff--I'm guessing that you've been in contact with
> Chandan on this.  You can continue handling it, or I will--whatever's
> better for you.
>
> We should all meet with the Simpson Center in week one or two of the
> quarter--let me know what days/times work best and I'll set up a meeting.
> Best--T.
> _______________________________________________________________________________
>  Todd F. Tietchen
>  Department of English
>  University of Washington
>  Seattle, WA 98195-4330
>
>
>

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