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Subject: Re: Lincoln Inn - Friday 10/25 (6-8pm)

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tim

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Date Posted: 14:05:58 10/26/02 Sat
In reply to: Tim O'Rourke 's message, "Lincoln Inn - Friday 10/25 (6-8pm)" on 11:53:03 10/14/02 Mon

well that was fun! George arrived just after six, and after a long day of driving down to Brattleboro and back. Jon and Marianne Nealy joined us shortly later and we all had a very good meal. I kept checking out the lounge to see if anyone else showed up. I saw a number of familiar looking faces and got some weird looks, but no one came up to me or asked me about the sign.

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tim
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Date Posted: 21:16:46 10/27/02 Sun

I did see Carter Biddle and Eric Nealy that night also. Carter gave enthusiastic approval for a multi-year alumni thing.

I'd really like to start moving on this, but I haven't got the foggiest idea what the best way to get it started would be. One idea is to just start an annual event; then over the course of a few years see if we can build up some interest. We could keep adding to the e-addresses and give people plenty of notice...