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             THE LAST DANGEROUS MINN-STF MINUTES (of 1974/75)

Meeting of 15 March 1975 at the Bucklins' (last meeting of voting year 1974/75).

Called to the usual quasi-order by President Jim young at 2:10.

Denny Lien gave elections report: of 17 beings nominated at meeting of 1 March,
two--Fred Haskell and Joan Marie Verba--have withdrawn their names.  One--
Snuffy Wuffy the Dog--has been disqualified as not being a "sentient being"
as per By-Law I.1.b.  Rising tide of objection to last ruling was ignored.

Nominations were opened for second and last time.

Mike Wood was nominated by Lien and seconded by Dick Tatge.

In absence of further nominations, nominations were closed.  There are thus
fifteen candidates--all human--for the Board of Directors election next meeting.

Lien announced that the Monty Python movie AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY
DIFFERENT was playing on campus continuously from 4 to midnight today.

Ruth Odren announced that David Emerson was arriving on the Better-Than-
Average Silver Bird that evening at something or other after seven o'clock
and that folk not at (a) Monty Python, (b) the comics convention, or (c) the
Dungeon game that evening should meeting him at the airport.  (Lack of advance
warning precludes writing of usual Minn-STF Welcome Song.)  Jim Young complained
that "Why doesn't somebody _tell_ me these things; I have a Calculus test on
Monday."

Lien obligingly announced to Young that Young had a Calculus test on Monday.

Someone moved adjournment, someone seconded, and everyone agreed.

Adjourned at 2:18.
                                        Submitted by retiring Minn-STF Secretary,

                                        [signed:] Denny Lien

                                        Dennis Lien

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