I'm sorry to put in my two cents, but haven't we had enough messages about
where to hold the next convention. I subscribed to this listserve to hear &
read interesting dialogue about issues related to law, pedagogy, research,
etc. Don't we all have enough to do in a day without reading everyone's
message advocating (or arguing against) a particular city as a convention
cite? If someone's preference is that strong, cant he/she just send it tyo
the convention planners? What about a survey solicitation preferences.
 
 
 
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>        I think I was the one who first mentioned St. Louis, but the credit
>goes to all the beer drinkers at my table.  Most were from the Midwest region
>and, of those from the Midwest, all agreed they would not like to see it in
>Chicago, if I recall correctly.
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>        I've been to St. Louis only once, and liked it.  I appreciate the
>listing of activities from the earlier writer, who has greater familiarity than
>I.  Speaking only for myself, I would not be likely to go to Chicago twice, so
>either the MBAA or ALSB meetings would lose out.  I might consider attending a
>regional instead.
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>        As a Minnesotan, I can assure you that Duluth would surprise people,
>and I think you would find it pleasant and affordable.  I recognize it lacks
>name recognition and appeal and that may be a drawback.
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>        It's still St. Louis by a mile over Chicago for me.
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>        Rick Kunkel
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