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MITSFS Meeting Minutes

Friday, May 29, 2009




MITSFS meeting called to order, 61.2 Ksec SST, Miss Katie Ray, President and Skinner, presiding; Susan Shepherd, Onseck, recording.

Minutes read.

Motion for Jim Henson, other person and third person to look into timewarps as well as for coherent multiworld theory involving goatees chickens 5-1-7 plus Spehn.

The signed book ``Shadow Engineer'' has been donated by a former keyholder, Eric Bogatin. This is pretty cool. Especially since the back cover actually makes it sound like the book is not crap.

Motion to commend the chancellor's slot for being big enough chickens 4-0-what was that like 8 plus Spehn.

Motion to commend the title ``S Parameters, Signal Integrity, and you'' passes 13-0-2 plus Spehn.

BING!

Committee Reports

Catacomm

JayHawk is stalking the Locus.

BING!

Old Business

There were finals. Now they are over. It is good.

Usual motion. Usual second. Usual vote. Usual result. What about the usual debate? Usual lack of complaint. What, that was a complaint! Usual complaint, then.

JMS (the babylon 5 guy) came and did a lecture. The storytelling part was good, but the questions afterward were painful. Apparently this was still somewhat better than the questions for the Neil Gaiman talk last year.

BING!

New Business

Somehow we've gone to new business.

Humorous discussion of Green Lantern ensues. He was very important to the crisis on Infinite Earths. Very important.

BING!

Future Business

The screenplay for the Lensman series is being written. The result should be interesting.

Motion to ask Joseph Michael Strazcinscy whether he would eat us if we were bananas fails by skinnerial decree.

Motion to ask JMS whether, since we are NOT bananas . . . ``NO! Just NO!''

Albanian motion in Brian's direction passes 10-0-8 plus Spehn.

Motion to condemn bananas for being the bane of the Green Lantern passes 11-0-1 plus Spehn.

BING! Meeting adjourned, 66.6 Ksec SST.




Respectfully submitted,
Susan Shepherd, Onseck