Hi all,
It will not be possible to get a lecture hall any weekday from 8:00a -
10:00p, plain and simple. Classes are in session; nothing's available.
Thoughts thus far:
-- 217 HW, with an attempt to get the H.C. Senate to foot the bill if we
have to get a Student Svcs rep for $75 (or whatever it is)
-- HW lobby. Rent mics for the speakers, then try to mic the students who
want to ask questions. Not sure how hard it is to get a reservation there.
Kind of loud, but very visible.
-- Large classroom.  Might be really tough to get while classes are in
session. Would not look very "professional," whatever that means. Surprise
high turnout would mean crowding.

Any other ideas?
-Jillian

At 03:30 PM 3/23/2003 -0500, Jennifer Weiss wrote:
>Good point Jon. A lecture hall seems appropriate but it becomes more
>essential that we do a lot of outreach for it then. We want to make sure
>that the students know this kind of discussion is occurring and that it's
>essential they participate.
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>-j
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>On 3/23/03 2:14 PM, "Jon Gradowski" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> > I fear that if we have this forum in a crowded locale such as HW lobby or
> > even the third floor HW in front of the cafeteria, it will be too noisy to
> > conduct serious discussion. I feel that both HW lobby and HW 3rd floor are
> > best suited for pamphleteering and other activities of the like. If
> > anything, I would suggest a lecture hall for the forum that is
> publicized by
> > pamphleting in HW lobby and HW 3rd floor. Thoughts?
> >
> > Jonathan Gradowski

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