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CS/Math Student Meeting about merger: Sunday

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From: Chris Maxwell
Date: Fri, 29 Mar 1996 00:00
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   Ok, let's try yet another tack.  Since people seem to be reading 
the news, why don't I try it this way:

  One of the students here has taken the initiative and  has booked the 
Colloquium Room in the Chase Building at Dalhousie for Sunday.  (That is 
the Math, Stats, and CS department building.)  I propose that we have a 
meeting of Dalhousie and TUNS Computing Science and Math students to 
discuss the developments that have appeared in the last week, how 
we feel about them, and what we would like to do about it.  There will
be a meeting to discuss these issues:

Place: Colloquium Room (319), Chase Building, Dalhousie Campus
Time:  3:00pm (15:00) Sunday, March 31, 1996
Agenda:
  1) Share all information that we have each managed to drag from the 
     administrators of our institutions.
  2) Clarify and enumerate concerns of students of each department both 
     separately and in concert.
  3) Develop a plan of action to guarantee that this process comes out with the
     maximum benefits to the students, and Computing Science in Nova Scotia.

Any student wishing to attend is encouraged to do so.  Please pass this along
to anyone who might not have seen it.

Directions to Chase Building:

   From Coburg Road, enter the hole in the wall or the gate which leads to 
a really big parking lot.  Across the parking lot, there is a smaller
three story building and larger three story building.  The smaller is 
the Chase, where Math, Stats, and CS currently live; the larger is the Dunn, 
where Physics and Engineering currently lives.  Choose the Chase, and enter 
by the door toward the parking lot.  There should be signs directing 
one to the top floor, through the door and straight ahead to the big room.

(Across from Lawton's Drugs (on LeMarchant St) is Howe Hall.  Along a bit
toward Oxford Rd. is a stone wall with a number of entrances in it.  Behind
the stone wall is a big parking lot.)


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From: maxwell@ug.cs.dal.ca (Chris Maxwell)
Subject: CS/Math Student Meeting about merger: Sunday
Date: 1996/03/29
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