[1392] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
politics & yearbook
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (alien)
Sun Jan 26 18:19:05 2003
Date: Sun, 26 Jan 2003 17:21:37 -0500
From: alien <alien@MIT.EDU>
To: MIT-Talk@MIT.EDU
Hi guys,
The yearbook is looking for kickass political mails from the past year
to publish. If you have written or saved any, send them in ASAP!
We're looking for strong, well-written pieces on topics from the past
year (internal or external to MIT), such as the UA presidential
election (money-for-voting), the Aimee Smith debate, dorm rush, new
food places and coffeehouse closing, et cetera. Opinions on the MIT
political system in general (such as the effectiveness of the UA, or
student organization) are also quite welcome. We'd also like
submissions about national and world politics.
They don't have to be perfect or formal. If you feel that a piece
written by someone else deserves to go in the book, send it on and we
will ask permission from the author. Submissions may be edited for
length or content (though naughty words are fine). By sending in a
piece that you yourself have written, it is assumed that you consent
to it being printed it the 2003 yearbook.
As usual, the schedule is tight so please send submissions to
alien@mit.edu in the next two days (tomorrow if possible).
Cheers,
alien
Technique Lit. Editor
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