> Actually, though, I have a number of working theories. > 1) People aren't aware of the PLUG.
Hopefully this will help fix that. > 2) We have better success with students that don't have cars. Yeah, we are a bit farther from campus > 3) More frequent meetings are easier to remember. 2nd wednesday of the month for 6+ years, and you *still* can't remember it? > 4) The PLUG has some men with big beards, this scares BYU students. Yeah, Alan is rather scary :) > > > The time will come when I get grey hair and others will say, "he isn't a > > student here at BYU"! Then I will have only the PLUG. I'm might still > > lurk on the UUG lists ; ) We'll I've never been a BYU (provo) student, I'm just here to pull people to plug. > > It might be a good idea to regularly let others know about the PLUG so > > that there is a place for UUGers to go during the summertime. Just a > > thought. > > A good idea. Its easier for PLUG to do fun things like parties, and > those are always better in the summer. Another good thing to let everybody know about is Stuarts upcoming presentation. > > The UUG could focus on recruiting and PLUG could be the more radical, > militant arm of the UVLC (Utah Valley Linux Conspiracy). w00t! sounds good. We'll accept new members, if they pass the tests (format c:/ reboot with a linux cd) -- --Jayce^
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