UPDATED : 03/13/2003  

Friday, March 15th 

Beginning at 6:30 until ---- ?

Objectives:

• Watch as many Star Trek  episodes as humanly possible 

• Collect data for Television Crit paper 

Preparation:

• Choose your paper topic 

• Prepare an outline of your main points and the support you need for them

• Determine what episodes you need to see

What to Bring:

• Notebooks, research materials

• Soft drinks -- at least one two-liter bottle

• Snacks or finger-food

• Pillows, blanket, etc. -- You may be sitting on the floor 

What to Wear:

• Comfortable but modest clothes 

• No swim suit this year -- pool has a leak and water is green.  Sorry.

• No uniforms, alien costumes, Bajoran earrings or foam Vulcan ears  

• ( We are TrekkERS, not TrekkIES. There IS a difference.)

What to Expect: 

• Three to five TV-VCR units set up for viewing in different part of the house

• Dr. Mc will probably make soup, pizza and/or homemade bread, and of course, chocolate chip cookies    (We will need fuel.)

• Access to Star Trek  reference books and Dr. Mc's collection of video tapes

• Watching TV until waaaaay past midnight (Breakfast is a possibility.) (Maybe not this year.............)

• If we do run late and people decide to stay over, a separate area of the house will be designated for girls and guys so no "compromise" may be inferred.

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See you there!

"Where no class has gone before...."

(Couldn't help myself......Sorry.)

 Copyright, 2003 Janet McMullen

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