VOLUNTEERING
-Noah
Hi Everyone,
We will have our usual meeting at Coffman 323 at 5:30 tomorrow
(Monday). Committees will be held, so try to brainstorm in advance
what your committee chairs wanted you to do.
We will also be discussing the Harriet Miers articles passed out at
last weeks meeting. The links for those articles are found below, and
I'll post them to the web site tonight as well:
http://www.thenation.com/doc/20051024/ten_questions_for_harriet_miers
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wireStory?id=1223180
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2005/10/16/20person-team-to-sell-re_n_8961.html
So bring money for pizza and intelligent thought for the discussion
after the meeting, and we'll see ya there!
Keep Fighting the Good Fight,
Max
Here is the message that was on the listserv this afternoon.
Also, keep checking back to see the Bill Clinton plan!
Hey everyone,
So yes, Bill Clinton is coming to the University of Minnesota, and
tickets are FREE! Show up to the meeting, and you'll learn about our
mass plan to get a bunch of free tickets so as to have a huge presence
there.
Here's the long and short of it:
Monday, 5:30, Coffman Room 323
We will be discussing some upcoming plans, including:
--Campaigning for Cara/City Council Debate
--Camping out for Bill Clinton
--Passing out a new article to read for next week's discussion
We also should be having Secretary of State candidate Mark Ritchie
coming in to speak to us.
Show up, and bring friends!
After the meeting we will be going out to chalk for the debate on
Tuesday! Then we will proceed to go out to eat.
Keep fighting the good fight,
Max
Hey all, I live at 1301 University Ave SE (next to Annie's Parlor on theSee you there!
corner of 14th and University. My cell phone is 608-215-9370 if you have
questions. When you get to the front door, dial #236 on the pad to the
left. I'll buzz you in. Walk passed the desk to the left and go to the
elevators and go to Floor 2. I live in #226. See you Saturday night after
Wisconsin keeps the Axe. Come by anytime probably around 9:00.
Noah Seligman