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From: "A. Hegyvary" <adrianh@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Last Call
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I've gotten some good response about the prospect of a small development 
team, so if anyone else is interested, please contact me so we can get 
underway.  Also, I realized after sending the last message that I had 
targeted "new riders;" that doesn't exclude you if you were on the team 
before, I meant more "new to the sport."  If you haven't done much USCF 
racing, or don't know what the USCF is, then that includes you.

Also, no women have voiced much interest, though you are a very 
important part of the team that should not be disenfranchised.  This year 
at track nats, we were the only team that had more women than men, and it 
would be great to be known as the school with a great women's squad.  If 
the initial recommendation of 5 days a week is too much, but you are still 
interested, go ahead and contact me.  Part of the reason for that figure 
is to keep the numbers down somewhat, but since there are so few women on 
the team (relatively), that shouldn't be a problem.  Teresa has also 
volunteered to help out, as has Galen (the jerk who kept mouthing off at 
the meeting).

I'll be at the clothing sampling session tomorrow night if anyone has 
questions about how the program will [theoretically] operate.

Adrian
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