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Dear Keith and Dana,
I'll make sure to give a little MU Press novella contest history first, then. Dana (thanks) is taking care of the other logistical questions, it seems. I'll reserve for 5 on Thurs. at Stella today. I hope some alums come. David Chambers is likely to impress them with a subject of likely interest to people their age.
My only question: the equipment in 40 Irvin: will someone help set up the mic and lighting systems. I assume Jonny Lohr will record it, too?
See you there,
David
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Subject: Chambers reading
Hello All,
The David Chambers reading this Thursday evening at 8 pm in Irvin 40 has
been put on the agenda for the College Advisory Board meeting--these are the
distinguished and probably wealthy alums who come around once or twice a
year for meetings about the College--as an optional activity following their
opening dinner with us earlier that evening 6-8. I don't know how many board
members (there are 10 or so) will want to come to the reading, as they
usually prefer to chat with one another--but on the chance that a few do we
need to be at the top of our game, as these are also people who represent
potential supporters of the press.
One thing I am hoping that you'll do is announce the reading on the
department listserv--David or Dana, one of you might do this?--and then in
each of your classes. I'd like that room in Irvin to be decently full.
Another thing I'm hoping for is that we can start a few minutes late--say
8:05 or a few minutes after that. If you see me walking in with someone
you'll know it's a board member.
David, you're introducing, right? Please work up something that includes a
very brief history of the novella contest ahead of your words about the
Chambers book.
And we'll have books for sale?
Thanks all,
Keith
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