.PO11
  Minutes of the regular weekly Executive Committee meeting of
             Radio Rensselaer held 28 November 1984

Present were:  myself, Tom White (MALcontent), Doug Lyon 
          (Cheese), Rob Galgano (Station Mangler) (after a while 
          and after a fashion), Brian Borchers, Chris Lamorticel
          la, Stu Lachs (Business Mangler newly elected), Terri 
          Schmidt, Steve Staton, Jenny Young, Mark Lo (much same 
          style as Rob the THROB), Aaron Heller, John Lattyak, 
          Brad Armstrong, and Bernie, who was on time for the 
          first time ever while I've been running meetings.

The meeting was called to order at 6:30 PM, exactly on timefor 
     the second time in a row, a mindbogglingly amazing achieve
     ment on my part.


Officer Reports:

Public Relations:  none (not present -- forgot to tell people he 
     had more important things to do)

Tech Dept.:  I had a wonderful Thanksgiving, thanks.
     - There will be a studio C meeting starring Chris 
       Lamorticella "some time in January" -- very soon after 
       intersession

Business Dept. (a.k.a. Stu):  2 things:
     1) use the phone book for local numbers -- it costs us money 
        if you don't.
     2) "As this is my first & last E-Comm meeting, I want it 
        noted that I have enjoyed being an E-Comm member."

Member at Large:
     We have 23 members (13 = quorum)


Programming: yeah
     We have programming.
     We had vacation.
     I had turkey.
     I made a list, checked it twice, and it's even gone through 
          a revision. <Bernie was here referring to a list of 
          Junior vs. Senior announcers>

Station Manager: has a headache.

President: I explained the recent absence of minutes, which is 
     due to general slugness on my part but mostly to my knack 
     for losing my notes.
          We will have a meeting on Sunday at One (1) PM.  Not 
     two or noon, but one.  (Actually 1:03 to be exact.)

     7 minutes and 48 seconds late, Bernie arrived.  By his 
     standards, that's early.


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Old Business:
          "The Snooper memo."  There have been official threats 
      against the existence of Snooper in the station, and par
      ticularly outside of the station but inside the C.C.  We 
      expressed unanimous disappointment at Snooper's recent non-
      presence that has resulted, and agreed that we would not do 
      anything official until Doug had done some more checking on 
      possibilities.
          The Constitution and format policy are on the PR1ME 
      computer system and will shortly be moved over to join 
      other station stuff on MTS.
          There will be an advisory board meeting on the day 
      after elections, i.e. December 3 from 4 to 5 PM somewhere 
      on the top floor of the Union.  All who are now or will be 
      then officers of the club should be at the meeting.  On the 
      other hand, if they can't make it, it'll still be cool.

New Business:
          Thanks to Don Drewecki, many of the productions of 
      Peace Radio (not their studio shows but many lectures and 
      so forth that are recorded by WRPI people) will be nation
      ally distributed by Pacifica on the satellite distribution 
      that we're going to have to pay $2K/year for.
          We may recover some of the soundproofed walls in the 
      station.  We will discuss it again after the techies get 
      more information.


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The meeting was closed at 7:27 so that interviews for the various 
E-Comm posts could be held.  The following people were endorsed 
for the following posts:
                   President:  Steve Staton
             Station Manager:  Chris Lamorticella
                               Steve Staton
            Program Director:  Mark Lo
   Public Relations Director:  Terri Schmidt
              Chief Engineer:  Doug Lyon
             Member At Large:  Tom ("Fozzie") White


The meeting was adjourned at 8:50, not an astonishing feat of 
brevity, but quick enough for me to get home in time to watch 
"The Prisoner."


                      Be well, for the last time and forever.