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Minutes

(09/24/97)

Call To Order:

Attendance:

• Jeff Cavanaugh
• Phillip Dawson
• Roger Grunkemeyer
• David Henderson (Chief of Operations)
• Erinn B. Lineback (Grand Nagus)
• Mark Monastyrski
• Steven Noto (Communications Officer)
• Joel Oberdieck
• Justin Philbrook (First Officer)
• Seth Robison (Captain)
• C. Adam Scott
• Angela White
• Guest: Chuck Coffey
• Guest: Kevin Kerr
• Guest: Jennifer Toal

Minutes:

Committee Reports:

• Last week's movie was actually The Philadelphia Experiment II, due to an error on Blockbuster's part.
• The movie for this week will be The Philadelphia Experiment I, in Heitz as usual.

• No report.

• No report.

Universal Assembly Representative Report:

• A "Welcome back" message has finally been sent.
• The mail from Larry French inquiring about membership will be forwarded to Universal Assembly Vice President Peter C. Jones.

Officer's Reports:

• No report.

• The Psi Phi website has a new feature: a Star Trek web award for in-depth coverage of a specific area of the Star Trek universe, such as Morn or Tom Paris's injuies.

• The current balance is $168.13.

• Committees are still accepting new members.

• Mail:
  • Bradley's Homecoming is coming. There is no volleyball tournament this year, although there is a soccer one. More details next week.
  • $ABRC is still accepting proposals for college funding of university-benefitting projects.

Old Business:

• We will be showing the Star Wars: Special Edition films in the Marty Theatre as soon as we can reserve it after the Centennial activities.
• Meetings are now in Meeting Room 3 at 10 on Wednesdays, due to DS9.
• Our "proposal" for the Centennial time capsule has been submitted.

New Business:

• Starship Troopers opens on November 7th (parent['s] weekend). We may have an away mission to see it.
• Q (John de Lancie) (A Psi Phi Honorary Member) has been almost confirmed as appearing in the third Star Trek: The Next Generation movie.
• Channel 43 has moved Babylon 5 from Sunday at 11pm to Sunday at 2am for the last 6 episodes of this season, including 4 new episodes. We can call (individually, not as a group) their offices to protest this change.
• The DS9 premiere is next week Wednesday at 9pm. The second episode is scheduled for a week after that, but there is a baseball game that may run long and displace it to another time, as yet unknown.
• For those who follow the Marvel Star Trek comics, the DS9, Starfleet Academy, and Star Trek TNG series will be crossing over in "Telepathy Wars".

Adjournment:

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