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daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Maynard S. Clark)
Tue Sep 24 18:56:42 2002

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Date: Tue, 24 Sep 2002 15:55:56 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Maynard S. Clark" <maynardclark@yahoo.com>
To: VEG@MIT.edu
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Hi, Ting Ting.
Ever think of having one big studentfest (hosted by MIT) -
inviting Harvard, BU, Tufts, Wellesley, MIT, Northeastern, Suffolk (has a law school and many great professional programs), Simmons, Emmanuel, Wheelock, even the Junior Colleges (community colleges around here: Bunker Hill CC, Roxbury CC, Cape Cod Community College - aka the 4 C's, Pine Manor Junior College), and the culinary schools (if you can find a vegan or even vegetarian there, you're all set for life, or for 4 years while in school), perhaps U. Mass, Salem State, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester State, U. Mass. Dartmouth, Mass. Maritime Academy, etc.

What a great vegetarian community MIT could help instigate around here.

Then we could all give shout outs (or shouts out?) to hundreds, even thousands of other veg(etari)an and veg(etari)an wannabe students.

Oh, and don't forget the Boston Vegetarian Food Festival on Saturday, October 19, at the Reggie Lewis Track and Athletic Center (RLTAC) at the Roxbury Community College (10 AM to 6 PM).  The very FIRST BVFF was held at MIT on May 5, 1996, and (co)sponsored by the MIT VSG.  (MIT VSG has a long, long, long and excellent and noble heritage of accomplishment and innovation.)

Maynard S. Clark
 "Hien T. Nguyen" wrote:i'd just like to give a shout out to my girl ting ting! (hi ting ting ^_^) 

to all you other vegetarians/vegans,
best wishes for a wonderful school year. i had the pleasure of meeting
some of you last spring at buddha's delight and look forward to meeting
others once i return to wellesley in the fall of 2003 (i'm abroad at st.
peter's college-oxford univ this year). "nagle," please remove me from
the veg mailing list for now.

love, your veg sista,
thai hien

nagle@mit.edu writes:
>Hey everyone,
>
>The first meeting of the Vegetarian Student Group'll be meeting tomorrow,
>Wednesday, at 5 pm in the Coffeehouse (Student Center, 3rd floor.)
>
>We'll be planning the term's activities, including:
>
> * Dinner outings to local veg restaurants.
> * Some on-campus excitement, potlucks and that sort.
> * Arranging for bigger events with veg. awareness, like inviting
>speakers to MIT.
>
>It'll be fun! Come do the secret things only vegetarians do!
>
>-Mike


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<P>Hi, Ting Ting.<BR>Ever think of having one big studentfest (hosted by MIT) -<BR>inviting Harvard, BU, Tufts, Wellesley, MIT, Northeastern, Suffolk (has a law school and many great professional programs), Simmons, Emmanuel, Wheelock, even the Junior Colleges (community colleges around here: Bunker Hill CC, Roxbury CC, Cape Cod Community College - aka the 4 C's, Pine Manor Junior College), and the culinary schools (if you can find a vegan or even vegetarian there, you're all set for life, or for 4 years while in school), perhaps U. Mass, Salem State, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester State, U. Mass. Dartmouth, Mass. Maritime Academy, etc.<BR><BR>What a great vegetarian community MIT could help instigate around here.<BR><BR>Then we could all give shout outs (or shouts out?) to hundreds, even thousands of other veg(etari)an and veg(etari)an wannabe students.<BR><BR>Oh, and don't forget the Boston Vegetarian Food Festival on Saturday, October 19, at the Reggie Lewis Tra!
ck and Athletic Center (RLTAC) at the Roxbury Community College (10 AM to 6 PM).&nbsp; The very FIRST BVFF was held at MIT on May 5, 1996, and (co)sponsored by the MIT VSG.&nbsp; (MIT VSG has a long, long, long and excellent and noble heritage of accomplishment and innovation.)<BR><BR>Maynard S. Clark
<P>&nbsp;<B><I>"Hien T. Nguyen" <HNGUYEN@WELLESLEY.EDU></I></B>wrote:
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">i'd just like to give a shout out to my girl ting ting! (hi ting ting ^_^) <BR><BR>to all you other vegetarians/vegans,<BR>best wishes for a wonderful school year. i had the pleasure of meeting<BR>some of you last spring at buddha's delight and look forward to meeting<BR>others once i return to wellesley in the fall of 2003 (i'm abroad at st.<BR>peter's college-oxford univ this year). "nagle," please remove me from<BR>the veg mailing list for now.<BR><BR>love, your veg sista,<BR>thai hien<BR><BR>nagle@mit.edu writes:<BR>&gt;Hey everyone,<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;The first meeting of the Vegetarian Student Group'll be meeting tomorrow,<BR>&gt;Wednesday, at 5 pm in the Coffeehouse (Student Center, 3rd floor.)<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;We'll be planning the term's activities, including:<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt; * Dinner outings to local veg restaurants.<BR>&gt; * Some on-campus excitement, potlucks and that sort.<BR>&gt; *!
 Arranging for bigger events with veg. awareness, like inviting<BR>&gt;speakers to MIT.<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;It'll be fun! Come do the secret things only vegetarians do!<BR>&gt;<BR>&gt;-Mike</BLOCKQUOTE><p><br><hr size=1>Do you Yahoo!?<br>
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