[971] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
Publicity Campaign: second survey question
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jeremy H. Brown)
Thu Nov 8 10:06:02 2001
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Date: Thu, 8 Nov 2001 01:37:06 -0500
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From: "Jeremy H. Brown" <jhbrown@AI.MIT.EDU>
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Work blew up, and I dropped the ball. But there was enough interest
in the notion of collectively pledging money to a publicity fund that
it's time to pick it up again. So here's publicity campaign question
number two:
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In a student-life related publicity campaign mounted by MIT students
and Alums, what message or messages would you want to see conveyed?
(Keep each message-suggestion down to a single, simple bullet-point /
sentence, please; also specify the target audience/audiences of each
message (e.g. admins, parents, incoming students, industry leaders,
Pope, whatever).)
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As before, please send answers directly to me, not to the whole
mit-talk list; I'll collate them and send a summary out in a week or
so.
Jeremy
PS Just to remind you, question number one was:
Would you be willing to pledge (and later actually donate) $100 to
be used in an publicity campaign regarding MIT student life?
(E.g. half- or full-page letters to be printed in the New York
Times?)
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