[LAF] LAF2

Fri Aug 19 18:04:12 UTC 2005

 Hi to all

I would like to put to bed this issue of day and dates as I would like to 
start advertising the LAF debates on the PFA list (abt 300 recipients), the 
PSE list (80+), my own groupies (confidential!) and at the French Institute 
where I moderate a debate every other Saturday morning. This is the time of 
the year to advertise new series. A good blurb shud bring enough bodies to 
fill in the room at FP every other Sat pm, as discussed. I know it's unfair 
to Steve, but unless someone comes up with a better alternative that will be 
fair to all, I'm afraid we're going to be discussing this issue of dates and 
venues until the advent of the fourth messiah. 

 So again, subject to a better idea agreed to by next week, can we schedule 
debates at FP on 
3rd and 17th September, 

1st, 15th and 29th Oct., 

12th and 26th Nov., 

10th Dec.

please?

 By yr end, it will again be an appropriate time to change day/venue if new 
consensus is arrived at.

 Justin, do you want to present yr paper on "ideologies and political 
typologies" on 3rd Sept ?

 Any idea for speaker/topic for 17th Sept?

 I think I hv somebody who could do 1 oct.

 I am all in favour of boozy "social" gatherings at any time, but please 
let's keep the speakers/talks to our regular Sats meetings (or whatever day 
is chosen) or we'll run out of speakers and confuse list members.

 Pse let me hv yr flak/comment/approval/alternatives asap so we can start 
advertising the events and dates.

 Christian

On 19/08/05, LONDON EVENTS <londonevents2004 at yahoo.co.uk> wrote: 
> 
> Sats would be fine with me but Streve is working Sats so it really should 
> be another day for Socials, Friday at CH is good ( seems to suit most 
> people)as long as we get a good speaker/topic
> and as I said we could still have discussions (if people will turn up) at 
> FP on Sats
> Ed
> 
> *derek axion <derekaxion at yahoo.co.uk>* wrote:
> 
> as sunday socials just don't hit the spot, i vote for saturdays
>   *LONDON EVENTS <londonevents2004 at yahoo.co.uk>* wrote:
> 
>  For some reason this post did not come through first time 
> Hi
> Its a great idea to have social meetings but difficult to agree on a venue
> Prehaps we should bite the bullet and agree on a regular meeting at Conway 
> Hall
> on a Friday in Sep, we need a really good speaket though to attract new 
> people
> We have £17.00 in hand the exact cost of the room
> So JUSTIN comrade programme organiser what can you come up with?
> also WHICH Friday in Sep I think its between 2nd(too early?) 9th, 16th , 
> 23rd and 30th
> so we even have an extra one
>  Think on it, we could still have socials - how about Sundays- and Sat 
> meets at FP
> if no body minds
>  Ed
> 
> *Ian Gregory <aktiv at zenatode.org.uk>* wrote:
> 
> On Tue, Aug 16, 2005 at 09:29:39AM +0100, LONDON EVENTS wrote:
> 
> > I have found the Pen Oak to be one of the least noisy pubs around at
> > least at times and not always that full- 
> > I prefer central london, (Holborn) but dont have Steves Travel problems
> > ts going to be difficult to suit everyone but we should try
> > Any one know of another pub nr Holborn thats not noisy?
> > I know one but its always full because people like it not being noisy
> 
> Hi Ed,
> 
> I must admit that I hardly ever go into pubs, and when I do it is
> usually a quiet Hertfordshire one. Perhaps I underestimate the
> difficulty of finding a pub in Central London that is quiet at
> 8:00 pm on Friday:-)
> 
> Also, it seems odd to think of Holborn as Central London but not
> Kings Cross. I think of both of them as Central, as opposed to
> Finsbury Park for ex! ! ample. But then I think of Trafalgar Square
> as more central than either - speaking of which, the Crypt at
> St. Martin in the Fields is more my idea of a good meeting place,
> though I expect it is not everyone's:-)
> 
> If there is a largish group of us meeting then I don't really mind
> where it is, though the lower the ambient noise the better. But if
> it is the sort of meeting where people might or might not show I
> would like it to be somewhere that would be cool even if I ended
> up there on my own.
> 
> Ian
> 
> 
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