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Subject: Re: registry...

Author:
Andy (Ex student)

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Date Posted: 12:03:57 06/09/03 Mon
In reply to: Caroline 's message, "registry..." on 17:35:01 06/03/03 Tue

>Ok, so this is not meant to turn into another argument
>but:
>
>I found it interesting to see very similar offbeats,
>and how different the interpretation is. However, is
>it worth having a registry of what offbeats people
>intend on doing and what music they are using, perhaps
>with an explanation if relevant? that way people can
>do something different, if they know someone is doing
>the same thing. This would not be hard and fast, you
>could change your mind, but just so people know in
>planning stages what else is going on...
>
>Really funny with my lot, virtually every offbeat they
>suggested so far has been done (Thriller, ER etc...)
>
>Just a thought.

Good Idea...
Maybe the current IVDA commmittee could hold a 'register' (of some kind) of who has done what over the years so that universities with a new group of students wanting to do something new can see what has happened in the past.
I know the IVDA committee has a lot to do, but it would only take five minutes to update the register, once a year.
Also, just a thought!!

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Subject	Author	Date
offbeat register	Caroline	12:51:40 06/09/03 Mon

Re: registry...	Justine	12:53:33 06/09/03 Mon
Re: registry... -- Caroline, 13:10:22 06/09/03 Mon