English Club Minutes

April 11, 2007

Attendence: Lyndsay Jasper, Erin Crawford, Amanda Gogle, Yvonne Schmidt, Arielle Dentith, Rebecca Serlin, Evan Reibsone, Kayley Thomas, Katt Barr, Courtney Williamson, Bob Myers, Angel Anderson.

Business: All prizes for the raffle must be to Bob by Friday the 13th. Tickets should be picked up either Friday afternoon or Monday. All tickets must be sold by Friday the 20th, the drawing will be held that day. The final club meeting for the year will be on April 25, at Pizza City at 5 o'clock. The Crucible live reading will be in the PUB at 7 o'clock that evening.

March 28, 2007

Attendence: Kayley Thomas, Amanda Gogle, Yvonne Schmidt, Rebecca Serlin, Leona Livingston, Katt Barr, Courtney Williamson, John Kohl, Jenny Dubich, Lynday Jasper, Evan Reibsome, Angel Anderson.

Business: Prizes for the raffle need to be collected and turned in to Bob no later than April 13th. Tickets will be printed and sold so the drawing can be held on the 27th. Nominations for officers for the next academic year are being accepted and will be voted on at the April 11th meeting. Nominations for positions can be made via email to Bob. So far the nominations are: President - Amanda Gogle; V. President - Courtney Williamson; Secretary - John Kohl; Treasurer - Yvonne Schmidt; Historian - Becky Serlin.

February 28, 2007

Attendance: Lyndsay Jasper, Courtney Williamson, Katt Barr, Bob Myers, Becky Serlin, Amanda Gogle, Yvonne Schmidt, Leona Livingston, Arielle Dentith, Angel Anderson.

Business: Treasurer's report - $438.24. There will be one more fundraiser for the spring semester. We are holding a raffle on the 27th of April. A list of local businesses will be sent around, and we need people to volunteer to beg the businesses for raffle prizes. The New Orleans trip is locked in with a current refund of $56. The flight leaves at 8 am from State College. Driving arrangements should be discussed since each car at the airport will cost a total of $60.

January 31, 2007

Attendance: Arielle Dentith, Nelson Hosley, Lyndsay Jasper, Katt Barr, Kayley Thomas, Leona Livingston, Becky Serlin, Bob Myers, Yvonne Schmidt, Amanda Gogle, Erin Crawford, Angel Anderson.

Business: The money for the New Orleans trip is due to Dr. Myers by Friday, Feb.2. The book sale will be held next week, Monday, Feb 5 through Feb. 9. Sign ups for working the sale are open; email Dr. Myers with any available times you are able to work the sale.

January 17, 2007

Attendance: Eliza Albert, Leona Livingston Katt Barr, Courtney Williamson, Lyndsay Jasper, Arielle Dentith, Nelson Hosley, Bob Myers, Sheila Dickinson, Amanda Gogle, Yvonne Schmidt, Becky Serlin, Kayley Thomas, Angel Anderson.

Business: New Orleans Trip: The money for the trip is due on February 2nd, and will be $450 up front. Once the tickets have been purchased and the fund raising for the semester is completed, a refund will be issued accordingly. We will be leaving Monday March 14th and returning Thursday the 17th. The book sale is scheduled for the first full week of February. A sign up will be sent out later for times anyone is available to work. Holding a raffle is another possible fund-raising idea.

November 6, 2006

Attendence: Arielle Denteth, Amanda Gogle, Becky Serlin, Kayley Thomas, Leona Livingston, Jenny Dubich, Lyndsay Jasper, Bob Myers, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome, Angel Anderson.

Business: The Sigma Tau Delta initiation will be held Friday, December 8, at the Dutch Haven at 6:00 pm. In the spring semester our new EC treasurer will be Lynsday Jasper. Meetings for the spring semester will still be held on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm. The meeting dates for next semester are as follows: Jan. 17 and 31; Feb. 14 and 28; Mar. 28; Apr. 11 and 15

October 11, 2006

Attendence: Amanda Gogle, Sheila Dickinson, Ana Holobink, Bob Myers, Desiree Socki, Ian Presnell, JT Blenker, Leona Livingston, Lyndsay Jasper, Courtney Williamson, Katt Barr, Kayley Thomas, Becky Serlin, Arielle Dentith, Evan Reibsom, Angel Anderson.

Business: The book sale raised $169. Other fundraisers still need to be discussed. The Sigma Tau Delta applications should be turned in by the end of October. The initiation for SDT will be held at the end of November. The next meeting will be the Halloween party in evergreen commons. Literary dress. Food sign ups should be emailed soon.

September 27, 2006

Attendance: Kayley Thomas, Amanda Gogle, Heidi LiebeGott, Bob Myers, Desiree Socki, Kat Barr, Lyndsay Jasper, Cortney Williamson, Leona Livingston, Arielle Dentith, Angel Anderson, Evan Reibsome; Jenny Dubich.

Business: London trip: Dr. Schaatz gave a presentation on the London trip in the spring. Kayley discussed possibly moving the spring trip to New Orleans from May to over spring break. Also talked about confirmation for the Poe trip on Nov. 4. Cost is $18.95 per person, or $16.95 for a group of more than 15 people. The Halloween party will be in place of the English club meeting on October 25th. It will be a literary theme and people are encouraged to dress as a character or an author. It will be in the lobby in Evergreen Commons at 6:00 until ? Also talked about the fundraising issue and signed up for book sale which is next week beginning October 2nd.

September 13, 2006

Attendance: Amanda Gogle, Anthony Lindenmuth, Rebecca Serlin, Leona Livingston, Kayley Thomas, Katt Barr, Lyndsay Jasper, Cristina Velez, Courtney Williamson, Megan Amos, Ian Prasnell, Jenny Dubiech, Paul Wege, Bob Myers, Angel Anderson, Even Reibsome.

Business: Club fundings: all club fundings have been cut. Need more ideas for fund raising. The book sale is early October and there will be a sign-up sheet for hours that need to be worked. Possible Wal-mart begging on September 23rd. Idea to combine begging with another fund raising activity: book sale, bake sale, etc. NY trip: Katt Barr volunteered to be an extra driver for the NY trip in case if there is an over flow. The spoken word group is opening and having their first meeting next week. Crucible members are needed for judging, editing, and other positions. The Crucible submission deadline is October 21st.

September 6, 2006

Attendance: Bob Myers, Angel Anderson, Kayley Thomas, Katt Barr, Evan Reibsome; Jenny Dubich, Eliza Albert, Leona Livingston; Amanda Gogle; Courtney Williamson, Lyndsay Japer; Katierose Augustine; Lindsay Roper; Becky Serlin; Wan-Tzu Chen; Mindy Prestash; Cristina Velez.

Business: Fall trip to NY. Possibly Poe Evermore on Nov. 3-12. Spring trip to New Orleans or Seatle. Fund raising ideas beginning with book sale set for Oct. 2-6, also consideration for donations in front of Wal-mart or K-mart. Kayley talked about possible themes for writing submissions and Halloween party themed towards literary authors and/or characters. New meeting ideas and locations like the coffee shop or a trip to borders. Two Mark Twayne Immitators will be in Lock Haven Area, one in State College, and another in Williamsport. Austin gave Treasury report. Discussion of Sigma Tau Delta initiation for this year. 06-07 officers: President- Courtney, Vice President- Kayley, Secretary - Angel, Historian - Kat, Treasurer- Lyndsay. Conference in Pittsburgh that is open for submissions. The deadline for Crucible submissions is Oct. 21.

April 26, 2006

Attendance:

Business: The following people were elected officers for 2006-2007: President--Kayley Thomas, Vice President--Leona Livingston, Historian--Katt Barr, Treasurer--Austin Taylor, Secretary--Angel Anderson, Publicity Officer--Evan Reibsome.

March 29, 2006

Attendance: Sarah Beacker, Jess Hammond, Alyssa Davis, Kayley Thomas, Katt Barr, Lyndsay Jasper, Leona Livingston, Austin Taylor, and Ian Presnell.

Business: SCC Elections: Christine Bergeski from the SCC (representing Wise, Torres, and Bergeski) came and spoke about the SCC elections and why they are the best candidates for the positions of President, VP, and Treasurer. Consortium: Dr. Pollard came to talk to the English Club about the spring conference for students, which Lock Haven University is hosting this year. There is a $15 registration fee, which Dr. Pollard will waive for those who are willing to help work at the conference for an hour either the evening of April 20 or from 8-5 on April 21. Anyone interested should email Dr. Pollard. English Club Trip: The van is reserved for the trip. We will be spending the first night in Concord, and we spend the remaining time in Boston. We will leave after Commencement and be back late on May 16^th. Fundraisers: Book Sale- The book sale is approved for the week of April 10-14. Everyone should check their schedules to see when they're available. A sign up sheet will be sent around soon.

March 2, 2006

Attendance: Sarah Beacker, Ian Presnell, Lyndsay Jasper, Katt Barr, Leona Livingston, Courtney Williamson, Arielle Dentith, Angel Anderson, Keyley Thomas, Jess Hammond, and Austin Taylor.

Business: Jess called Walmart and the person she needed to talk to was out, so Jess is planning to call back. Matt Wise, of the SCC, emailed Jess to find out whether or not the English Club would allow him to come and speak to us, as he is running for SCC President. Everyone agreed to allow him to come and speak. English Club Trip: Reminder: For those planning to go on the trip to Boston, $175 is due to Bob Myers before Spring Break so that we can reserve hotel rooms. Fundraisers: Austin turned in a fundraiser request form for the book sale in April.

February 22, 2006

Attendance: Sarah Beacker, Jess Hammond, Evan Reibsome, Ian Presnell, Alyssa Davis, Katt Barr, Lyndsay Jasper, Leona Livingston, Amanda Gogle, Austin Taylor, and Bob Myers.

Business: Meeting Dates: Thursday, March 2^nd at 5:00; Wednesday, March 29^th at 5:00; Wednesday, April 12^th at 5:00; Wednesday, April 26^th at 5:00. English Club Trip: For those planning to go on the trip to Boston, $175 is due to Bob Myers before Spring Break so that we can reserve hotel rooms. We will leave after Commencement and be back late on May 16^th. Fundraisers: Book Sale- We can schedule the book sale for April 3^rd to the 7^th. Staff hours will probably be 10-4, but it will basically run 24 hours. A sign up sheet will be sent out.

January 25, 2006

Attendance: Jess Hammond, Austin Taylor, Ian Presnell, Amanda Gogle, Breanna P., Leona Livingston, Lyndsay Jasper, Kayley Thomas, Alyssa Davis, Kathryn Barr, Sarah Beacker, and Bob Myers.

Business: Spring Meeting Dates will be: Tuesday, Feb. 7^th at 6:00 PM; Wednesday, Feb. 22^nd at 6:00; Wednesday, March 1^st at 6:00; Wednesday, March 29^th at 6:00; Wednesday, April 12^th at 6:00; Wednesday, April 26^th at 6:00. The English Department budget was cut by $1000, so we need to consider a closer, less expensive trip for English Club this Spring. The suggestion for a trip to Boston was made, and no objections were raised. We would leave for the trip after Commencement and stay for 3 nights. Fundraisers: Begging at Walmart- Jess will call and check into it and get back to us with dates. Read-a-thon- We are considering a Boston related novel or possibly something shorter, like poetry, since it would have more meaning to those just passing through than part of a long story. Book Sale- Went very well last semester, so it would be worth it to do again this semester. T-Shirts are also a possibility we need to talk about more. Announcements: In March or April, there is an English conference at which an expert on Chuck Palahniuk will speak. Dr. Pollard will have more information on it soon.

November 15, 2005

Attendance: Kat Barr, Sarah Beacker, Amanda Gogle, Jessica Hammond, Lindsay Jasper, Leona Livingston, Bob Myers, Breanna Panghett, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome, Courtney Williamson (Meeting held at Java Therapy).

Business: Minutes approved. Some panic began to arise due to the absenteeism of the English Club Secretary, Edward Savoy. Luckily, the English Club Vice Secretary, Sarah Beacker, who was indeed present at the meeting, stepped up to the challenge and saved the meeting. Due to the absenteeism at the meeting, including Edward Savoy, there were no problems concerning the fire precautions. The NYC trip was a success. President Hammond reported that �Although feelings about the play were mixed, a good time was had by all.� Dr. Myers asked that anyone with pictures of the NYC trip send him a copy so he can distribute them to those who went on the trip. Everyone did a great job with the raffle. The grand prize went to Dr. Gruber, second place went to Dr. K, and third place went to a student. We made $345 on the raffle, bringing our balance to $669. Tentative plans are being made to have the Sigma Tau Delta Initiation on December 9th around 4:00 PM at the Dutch Haven Restaurant in Lock Haven. No objections were raised. Also, it was pointed out that all clubs members are welcome to attend. Erin McDonald is directing the play Extremities, which will be in the Countdown Theater this week and should be a good show. We read.

November 1, 2005

Attendance: Kat Barr, Sarah Beacker, Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Sheila Dickinson, Amanda Gogle, Jessica Hammond, Lindsay Jasper, Leona Livingston, Bob Myers, Jennifer Michaels, Breanna Panghett, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome, Abigail Smith, Desiree Socki, Austin Taylor, Christina Tavella, Courtney Williamson

Business : Minutes approved. No one went to �Make A Difference Day ." Fundraising:-Bob encourages Club members to scrounge for any additional prizes that they can manage for the raffle. Tickets will be handed out by Thursday in packs of $25 and will cost $1 a ticket. The drawing will be November 11th. NYC Trip-November 12th: the vans will leave from the front of Raub at 6:00 a.m. Bob has the tickets. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art were both suggestions of activities to engage in before the play. Sigma Tau Delta-initiation will be in early December; more information is TBA. Announcements-the new SCC policy on posters will not affect the English Club, because all of our flyers/posters are hung indoors, not out.-the play Trojan Women begins its showing this week; there will be a preview on November 2cnd at 8:00 with a forum on the play preceding it at 7:00. Further dates are November 3rd, 4th, 5th, 10th, 11th, 12th, all days at 8:00 (matinee at 2:00 on the 12th.) The next meeting will be at Java Therapy in town. We read aloud. Meetings : Our tentative schedule of meetings for the semester is as follows (all times at 5:00 p.m. and all to be held in Raub 309 unless otherwise noted.): November 15 (at 5:30, at Java Therapy) ; November 29 ; December 6.

October 18, 2005

Attendance: Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Arielle Dentith, Amanda Gogle, Jessica Hammond, Bob Myers, Jennifer Michaels, Breanna Panghett, Ian Presnell, Jocelyn Selmer-Larsen, Abigail Smith, Desiree Socki, Austin Taylor, Kayley Thomas, Christina Tavella, Courtney Williamson

Business: Minutes approved. Fundraising-We made $209 on the book sale; thanks to all who assisted.-October 23^rd, 1-4 p.m. is the K-Mart solicitation; sign-up sheet was distributed.-the raffle is still in the works for the first week of November; tickets will be given the week before; Bob will send an e-mail instructing Club members to come get tickets. NYC Trip-the tickets are reserved-18 people are going in all. The vans will be leaving at 6:00 a.m. on November 12 from Raub. The tickets were cheaper than first announced-$37.23. Sigma Tau Delta-all people eligible/interested in Sigma Tau Delta need to have their $40 to Bob by October 28^th.-many ideas were broached for initiation (including shackles); will likely take place in early December, location to be determined later. Announcements: We discussed having an upcoming meeting at Java Therapy.-Bob states that SCC will like us if we sign up for �Make A Difference Day�.-any additional submissions for the Crucible are welcome (particularly fiction). We read aloud. Meetings: Our tentative schedule of meetings for the semester is as follows (all times at 5:00 p.m. and all to be held in Raub 309)November 1, November 15, November 29, December 6.

October 4, 2005

Attendance: Angel Anderson, Sarah Beacker, Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Arielle Dentith, Sheila Dickinson, Amanda Gogle, Jessica Hammond, Lindsay Jasper, Ryann Kovonuk, Leona Livingston, Bob Myers, Jennifer Michaels, Breanna Panghett, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome, Edward Savoy, Carri Shook, Jocelyn Selmer-Larsen, Abigail Smith, Desiree Socki, Kayley Thomas, Christina Tongyai, Courtney Williamson

Business: Minutes approved. Fundraising: We�ve made $105 on the book sale so far-Jess congratulates everyone on being so active and prompt with working the book sale. The raffle will start the first week in November. NYC Trip: We have two University vans for November 12 for A Touch of the Poet. We decided that we would take seats in the A-J mezzanine section, which will cost $27 a person after SCC funds are taken into consideration.-Money for the trip will be due October 11. Announcements: The Crucible is accepting submissions; either e-mail them to Jess Hammond at jhammond@lhup.edu or drop them in the box in the English Department office. We read aloud. Meetings: Our tentative schedule of meetings for the semester is as follows (all times at 5:00 p.m. and all to be held in Raub 309) October 18, November, November 15, November 29, December 6.

September 20, 2005

Attendance: Angel Anderson, Sarah Beacker, Joe Borovich, Emily Carey, Kristin Cooney, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Arielle Dentith, Sheila Dickinson, Amanda Gogle, Jessica Hammond, Bob Myers, Jennifer Michaels, Breanna Panghett, Evan Reibsome, Chris Ruff, Edward Savoy, Carri Shook, Abigail Smith, Austin Taylor, Jordan Tevves, Kayley Thomas, Courtney Williamson

Business: Minutes approved. Today was Jessica Hammond�s and Sarah Beacker�s birthdays. Dr. Hicks makes a presentation on the summer London trip that he has arranged and sponsored with Bloomsburg University. Dr. Myers discussed the NYC Trip: Our two primary options are as follows: The Producers-$120 or A Touch of the Poet-$73 ($50 a person, after SCC funds are taken into consideration; the play opens the 1^st/2nd week of November)-There was massive group interest in A Touch of the Poet. Fundraising:Wal-Mart is booked until year�s end; we have K-Mart booked for fundraising on October 23^rd. October 3-7: English Club Book sale/bake sale/coffee. Since nothing can be home made, the suggestion was made to purchase coffee and doughnuts from Dunkin Doughnuts. There are as of now few books for the book sale. Announcements: The Crucible is holding an interest meeting at 6:00 in Room 306 on September 21^st; all who are interested should come. The English Club is welcome to hold meetings at Java Therapy. Sigma Tau Delta applications are due ASAP. Jen Michaels was nominated for the STD scholarship. Our tentative schedule of meetings for the semester is as follows (all times at 5:00 p.m. and all to be held in Raub 309): October 4, October 18, November 1, November 15, November 29, December 6

September 13, 2005

Attendance: Angel Anderson, Sarah Beacker, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Arielle Dentith, Sheila Dickinson, Amanda Gogle, Heidi Kat. Giebe Gott, Jessica Hammond, Lyndsay Jasper, Bob Myers, Jennifer Michaels, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome, Chris Ruff, Edward Savoy, Carri Shook, Abigail Smith, Christina Tavella, Austin Taylor, Kayley Thomas, Courtney Williamson

Business Minutes approved. We played an icebreaker game to get acquainted. Fundraising: We discussed the following possible fundraisers:
-Wal-Mart solicitation: we decided that December 3^rd and 4^th would be the best days for this.-Snacks/coffee/book sale in/outside Raub: we decided that the best day to start this would be October 3^rd. Food will have to be obtained in bulk and can not be homemade. Whether or not we are allowed to serve coffee will be looked into. The book sale will hopefully begin at this point as well, to take advantage of the snacks/coffee. We also discussed whether or not Java Therapy can provide products for sale during this time.(Many proposals for defrauding the public were offered during this discussion)-Raffle: we felt the first week of November would be the best time to begin this, with the raffle drawing being November 4^th.-other ideas included: Read-A-Thon (by donation or obtaining sponsors), Dunkin Donuts, Sheetz, or Sub-Way coupons, pizza cards, and saving Ink Jet cartridges and cell phones for U.S. Recycling.

NYC Trip We will look into doing this trip on October 29^th, if tickets are available. The other possible date at this time is December 3^rd. Possible Spring Trip Destinations:

The following destinations were rasised/discussed: Oxford, MS, Key West, FL, Chicago, IL, Boston, MA, Seattle, WA. The consensus of the group at this time is to look into going to Seattle, WA either during spring break or after school ends in May. Announcements: The Club Fair will be between 11:00-1:00 tomorrow on Ivy Lane-Evan volunteered to reserve the English Club table for the fair.-Poet Laureate Robert Pinsky will be appearing at Price Auditorium tomorrow between 10:00-11:30 to give readings and answer questions. He will also speak at Convocation at 1:00 in Thomas Field House. Our tentative schedule of meetings for the semester is as follows (all times at 5:00 p.m. and all to be held in Raub 309): September 20, October 4, October 18, November 1, November 15, November 29, December 6

Monday, April 18, 2005

Attendance: Alyssa Davis, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Bob Myers, Breanna Panghetti, Susan Pogorzelski, Pam Prioli, Tim Rice, Edward Savoy, Amy Shadle, Austin Taylor

Business: Minutes approved, with changes. This is the last meeting of the spring 2005 semester. The newly elected officers for the 2005-2006 school year are as follows: President: Jessica Hammond, Vice President: Alyssa Davis, Secretary: Edward Savoy, Treasurer: Austin Taylor, Publicity Officer: Evan Reibsome, Historian: Jennifer Michaels. Treasurer�s report: We received everything that we requested from the SCC in our budget (money for the trip to NYC, etc.). We read aloud.

Tuesday, March 29, 2005

Attendance: Angel Anderson, Sarah Beacker, Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Anthony Lindemuth, Bob Myers, Breanna Panghetti, Ian Presnell, Evan Reibsome,Tim Rice, Edward Savoy

Business: Feb. 22, 2005 minutes approved. The meetings for the Spring 2005 semester will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306 on the following dates.April 11, April 25. The English Club trip to San Francisco will take place from May 8-11. Club members would leave State College at 9:00 a.m. on the 8^th and arrive in SF at 2:00. The hotel will be the Holiday Inn near the Fisherman�s Wharf. The departure flight will be at 8:00 a.m. on the 11^th and the plane would arrive at State College at 9:00 p.m. The cost per person would be $475 before rebates were given. The English Department has funds of $2,000 for us for the trip and the club itself had around $600. Therefore, if ten people came, the rebate per person would be $260, making the cost less than $300 per person.-April 1^st is the deadline for the $100 deposit.-April 8^th is the deadline for $200 more. Both deadlines are flexible, if necessary.-Alyssa, Tim, Jess, Julia, Breanna, Amanda, and Evan are more or less definite for the trip. Sarah is a �probable�. Ian, Will, Ed, and Erin are �maybes�-suggested spending money for SF-approximately $100-200.-sites on the literary tour of SF include the following: sites related to Twain, the Beats, North Beach, the bar where Kerouac got drunk, and Alcatraz (with a cemetery to be named later)-The book sale netted $223 for the Club. Thanks to the following people for working the table; Amanda Landon, Will, Tony, Evan, Jess, Alyssa, Ian, Austin, Breanna, and Julia.-An Earth Day program will be occurring on April 23^rd; when asked if there was interest in participating, the Club showed none.-A Midsummer�s Night Dream will be preformed the following dates: March 31-April 2, April 7-April 9.-April 7-Robert Morgan reading-PUB-The Crucible Live will be on April 4^th at 7:00 in The Countdown Theatre-�Let Her Voice Be Heard,� a program for Women�s History Month, will be taking place on April 12 from 4:00-5:00 p.m.; readers are still needed for this. We read aloud.

Monday, February 22, 2005

Attendance: Sarah Beacker, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Jenny Dubich, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Anthony Lindemuth, Courtney Maley, Robin Manrodt, Breanna Panghetti, Tim Rice, Edward Savoy, Yvonne Schmidt, Maggie Shaffer, Christopher Torrance

Business: Minutes of Feb. 7 approved. The meetings for the Spring 2005 semester will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306 on the following dates: March 21,April 4, April 18. �Let Her Voice Be Heard,� a program for Women�s History Month, will be taking place on April 12 from 4:00-5:00 p.m. The program involves poetry or short works by women, read by women or by men. A sign-up sheet was passed around to gauge interest.-The Kerouac Read-A-Thon/English Club Book Sale will likely take place between March 14-18^th-a sign up sheet will be e-mailed out.-Fundraiser ideas included selling gourmet lollipops and making/selling pins with literary quotes or funny slogans on them; these can be made over spring break.-There will be more information concerning the San Francisco trip presented at the next meeting.-The Crucible will likely go out in April; the date for the Crucible live will be announced. We read aloud.

Monday, February 7, 2005

Attendance: Sarah Beacker, Emily Capp, Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Alyssa Davis, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Anthony Lindemuth, Courtney Maley, Bob Myers, Ian Presnell, Edward Savoy, Yvonne Schmidt, Maggie Shaffer, Austin Taylor, Christopher Torrance

Business: Minutes of Jan 24th approved. The meetings for the Spring 2005 semester will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306 on the following dates: February 21, March 21,April 4, April 18. Tables in downstairs Bentley are reserved until after Valentines Day; therefore, the love poetry fundraiser/bake sale will not be effective. We�re still unsure whether or not we�d be able to sell baked goods in any case; this will be checked into.-A Community Day and another Sleep-Out for the Homeless will occur in April; if anyone is interested, they can contact Julia.-We discussed doing a Read-A-Thon of Jack Kerouac�s novel On the Road in the first week of March or on his birthday, whichever is more appropriate.-The dates for the San Francisco trip will be May 8-11^th.-We read aloud.

Monday, January 24, 2005

Attendance: Emily Capp, Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Courtney Maley, Robin Manrodt, Erin McDonald, Bob Myers, Breanna Panghetti, Susan Pogorzelski, Ian Presnell, Tim Rice, Edward Savoy, Yvonne Schmidt, Maggie Shaffer, Sarah Shoop, Austin Taylor, Christopher Torrance

Business: Minutes approved. The meetings for the Spring 2005 semester will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306 on the following dates: February 7 (Emily Capp�s birthday), February 21, March 21, April 4, April 18. The English Club made $184 on the raffle; we currently have a total balance of roughly $500. Fundraising ideas to raise money for the San Francisco trip include doing a Dominos/Pizza Hut card sale, a Read-A-Thon, a read-a-thon of love poetry (for Valentines Day), and a poetry reading in Jazzmans (coupled with a bake sale)-The New York City trip went well-a good time was had by all who attended.-March 31^st will be �Crucible Live� which will include the reading of works submitted to the Crucible and the showing of art that will appear in the Crucible.-the trip to San Francisco will occur either from May 6-9^th, May 8-10^th, or at the beginning of Spring Break. Airplane tickets will cost about $350 per person and the rate for the hotel is $100 a night. The cost for Club members should come to approximately $150-$300. Bob passed around a sign up sheet for those tentatively interested in the tentative dates.-the new English Club officers are as follows: Publicity Officer-Emily Capp, Historian-Maggie Schaffer. We read aloud.

Monday, November 22, 2004

Attendance: Andrea Ault, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Robin Manrodt, Erin McDonald, Bob Myers, Svetlana Omelichkina, Edward Savoy, Amy Shadle, Austin Taylor

Business: Minutes approved: Meetings: The remaining meetings will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306. December 6^thEvents: English Club Raffle-Dr. Myers handed out tickets for the raffle, which we all English Club members are supposed to sell ASAP. Return all sold and unsold tickets to him by December 2; the drawing will be December 3^rd. The following people are going on the NYC trip-Erin, Breana, Will, Jess, Amanda, Maggie, Tim, Andrea, Julia, Bob. The following people are on the waiting list for the NYC trip-Austin, Erin, Jenn, Yvonne. Sigma Tau Delta initiation was on November 20, 2004-a good time was had by all. We read aloud.

Attendance: Andrea Ault, Ben (Berard?), Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Melissa Kroencke, Will Lahr, Leona Livingston, Courtney Maley, Robin Manrodt, Bob Myers, Svetlana Omelichkina, Breanna Panigheti, Kate Porter, Tim Rice, Edward Savoy, Yvonne Schmidt, Maggie Schaffer, Becky Serlin, Sarah Shoop, Austin Taylor

Business: Minutes of the Oct. 25th meeting were approved. The remaining meetings will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306: November 22^nd; December 6^th. October 30^th was Make a Difference Day-Andrea, Jess, and Will participated. November 12^th-13^th- Mountain Serve annual Sleep-Out for the Homeless-those who want to participate are on their own. November 20^th-Sigma Tau Delta initiation, from 1-3 p.m. at Dr. Myers home; he will e-mail directions to those who are attending

Week of November 30^th-English Club raffle-any one interested in picking up the prizes that Jen secured for the raffle should see Julia. December 4^th will be the English Club trip to NYC-we will be seeing the Broadway play Reckless. We will be leaving about 6:00 a.m. and returning about 10:00 p.m. Julia made a desperate plea for people to submit to The Crucible; if you�re interested in submitting, see Julia or Jess, e-mail them, or drop off submissions in the Crucible mailbox in the English office. We read aloud.

Attendance: Emily Carey, Erin Crawford, Amanda Gogle, Julia Grove, Jessica Hammond, Will Lahr, Leona Livingston, Amanda Landon, Erin McDonald, Bob Myers, Svetlana Omelichkina, Breanna Panighett, Andrew Perron, Kate Porter, Tim Rice, Yvonne Schmidt, Becky Serlin, Sarah Shoop, Austin Taylor

Business: The minutes of the Oct. 13 meeting were approved. The remaining meetings will be held at 6:00 pm in Raub 306: November 8^th; November 22^nd; December 6^th. The Beat Bus event went well-we might have them at LHU again. If you want to do more research or leave a thank you message for them, go to www.kerouac.com. The book sale made $224, which will go towards the English Club trip. On October 30^th is Make a Difference Day at Triangle Park in downtown Lock Haven. Breanna, Amanda, Andrea, Tim, Andrew, Austin, Will, and Jess signed up for it. Those interested in joining Sigma Tau Delta should have their applications in to Dr. Myers by October 31st-initiation will take place on December 4^th. On November 12^th -13^th is the Mountain Serve annual Sleep-Out for the Homeless. The English Club was invited to participate in this activity in which students will spend the night in Triangle Park to raise funds for the Horizon House, Lock Haven�s homeless shelter. Julia Grove reported on the Organization Presidents Meeting Update: President Miller is planning on starting an initiative where all freshmen would have a new laptop provided for them, the price for which will be built into their tuition. It is unclear whether or not upperclassmen are included in the initiative; if you have any concerns or virulent opposition, talk to Julia. The contract of the food service that services Bentley will soon be up-the administration will be sending letters to the club Presidents so that their members can vent about Bentley and so that student concerns and needs will be better addressed. We read aloud.

Business: The minutes of the October 31st meeting were approved. The New York trip was Saturday November 16th. The STD initiation/end of the year party was held November 23rd. Raffle tickets are being sold this week, and are to be turned in Friday by 12pm to Bob�s office. The website will be put together by Dana, Teresa, and Alan (next semester). The trip to London with Professor Hicks was discussed. The meeting was held November 20th. We read aloud.

Business: The minutes of the October 17 meeting were approved and we heard the Treasurer�s Report. The New York trip is this Saturday November 16th. For the STD and end of the semester party, we will go to Bob�s house and eat at 11 a.m., and see the play at 2 p.m. Tickets for the play are $10.50. We are going to do a raffle that will make our trip to Boston essentially free. We would like all members to please try to get donations for prizes in by Monday, November 18th. The raffle will begin on the 23rd and the drawing will be on the 6th. The people definitely going to Boston will be: Candice, Kristen, Cheryl, Dana, Rachael, Matthew, Bob, and Denise. We read aloud.

Thursday, October 17, 2002

Attendance: Rachael Gillis, Kristen McLaren, Edward Savoy, Lori Kodadek, Mary Lyter, Cheryl Kirkwood, Candice Sequin, Dana Ciciliot, Betsy, Will Lahr, Bob Myers, Matthew Burma, Robin Marlin

Business: The minutes of the October 3rd meeting were approved and we heard the Treasurer�s Report. STD applications are due by November 1st. Sign up sheets for the New York trip and the play were passed around. Money for the play will be due with in the next 2 weeks. We discussed Dana�s visit to the YMCA. A group was assembled for readings at the 2nd Mile Halloween Party on the 27th between 2-4p.m. They are: Cheryl, Mary, Robin, Dana, and Lori. We discussed putting a display case up in the library window that would include things like The Crucible and STD. f anyone is interested, they can use the English Club page to publish their work. Just send your writings to Bob and he will put it on the page. Also, this webpage has links to homepages of the members; if anyone is interested in putting their sites up send them to Bob. We read aloud.

Thursday, October 3, 2002

Attendance: Rachael Gillis, Kristen McLaren, William Barnhart, Brianne Goldsmith, Edward Savoy, Lori Kodadek, Mary Lyter, Cheryl Kirkwood, Brian Jackson, Amanda Barbich, Alan Vezina, Candice Sequin, Dana Ciciliot, Betsy, Will Lahr, Bob Meyers, Jennifer Michaels

Business: The minutes of the September 19th meeting were approved and we heard the Treasurer�s Report. The booksale is this week. Thanks to all who volunteered, if anyone is still interested there are still open spots available. We discussed our service project. Times to go to the different centers were discussed. People read aloud and discussed some of the work that was submitted to Bob.

Attendance: Rachael Gillis, Susan Pogorzelski, Kristen McLaren, William Barnhart, Allie Pruiksma, Matthew Burma, Brianne Goldsmith, Edward Savoy, Lori Kodadek, Evan Reibsome, Brooke Banfill, Nicole Verdi, Mary Lyter, Cheryl Kirkwood, Miranda Krishak, Andrea Gottschall, Brian Jackson, Amanda, Barbich, Alan Vezina, Candice Sequin, Dana Ciciliot

Business: The minutes of the September 5^th meeting were approved. The car wash was held on September 28^th- thank you to all who volunteered. The booksale will be held between October 15^th and 18^th. We will probably need to have volunteers sit with the books starting Tuesday the 15^th at 10 a.m. The 2002-2003 Honor Society Nominations were closed. The winners are: President: Alan, Vice President: Kristen, Treasurer: Amanda, Historian: Dana, Secretary: Rachael. Applications for Sigma Tau Delta were passed out and are due by November 1^st. Initiations will be on November 23^rd at Bob�s house, along with the end of the year party and attending the play. The NYC trip will be Saturday, Nov 16^th. Only 12 people can go and they will be decided by regular attendance and volunteering. The rest of the scheduled meeting times were decided. They will be: October 3, 17,31; November 14, and December 5. We discussed our service project. Cheryl called several places including a daycare center and a kindergarten program, and they only need volunteers during the day during the week. The hours at the kindergarten are 9-11:30 and the daycare hours are 6am to 6pm. The Salvation Army also offers a Hooked On Phonics Program Monday nights starting at 5:30pm. Cheryl planned to call the nursing home and will set up dates. Submitting work to The Crucible was discussed. People were asked to submit readings to the English Club that could be read aloud and offered criticism to before being submitted to The Crucible. People who were interested in helping with The Crucible were asked to meet on September 25^th at 5:30 p.m. in Raub 308. People read aloud and discussed some of the work that was submitted to Bob.

Attendance: Rachael Gillis, Matthew Burne, Dana Ciciliot, Kristen McLaren, Candice Saquin, Cheryl Kirkwood, Amanda Barbich, Alan Vezina, Nick Trumbauer, Betsy Henry, Bob Myers.

Business: The minutes of the April 10th meeting were approved. Future meeting times were discussed, we decided to meet every other Thursday at 5 p.m., and the next meeting was to be September 19th. We discussed giving readings to Bob that he could email to us so that we could read something at our meetings. We discussed the club fair, which was held Thursday September 12 from 12-3. Thank you to all who volunteered. We also discussed future fundraisers. We decided to have a Car Wash on September 28th between 10-2 in the Kmart parking lot, and ask for any volunteers. We will have a booksale, tentatively between October 15th-18th. Volunteer work was discussed, and Cheryl was appointed to call several places to see if they would be interested in our club reading to them. Nominations for the 2002-2003 Honor Society were accepted. To be nominated so far were: President: Alan Vezina; Vice President: Kristen McLaren; Treasurer: Amanda Barbich; Historian: Dana Ciciliot; Secretary: Rachael Gillis. Nominations will still be accepted at the next meeting. We also discussed our future trips. We decided to go to New York tentatively on November 16th. We will possibly attend Penn State�s performance of A Midsummer Night�s Dream on November 23rd. The same day we will also have STD initiations and possibly our end of the semester party-details will be discussed.

Attendence: Teresa Pudvuh, Nicole Verardi, Dana Ciciliot, Candice Saquin, Brianne Goldsmith, Alan Vezina, Betsy Henry, William Barnhart, William Lahr, Rachael Gillis, Kristen McLaren, Bob Myers

Business: The minutes of the March 26th meeting were approved. Further nominations were accepted for 2002-03 officers. Nominations were closed and the following people were elected: Dana Ciciliot (President), Alan Vezina (Vice President), Betsy Henry (Treasurer), Rachael Gillis (Secretary), Kristen McLaren (Historian) and Candice Saquin (Publicity Officer). Myers announced that $360 was refunded from the San Francisco trip. The club voted to distribute $200 of this to the people who went on the trip. The next meeting will be at the End-of-the-Semester Party on April 27th at Myers's house.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvuh, William Barnhart, Betsy Henry, Nicole Verardi, Candice Saquin, Dana Ciciliot, Kristen McLaren, Rachel Gillis, Brian Jackson, Miranda Krishak and Ryan Jones.

Business: Treasurer reported that we have $279 because $200 went to those who went on the SF trip. The book sale sign up sheet was passed around. Nominations for 2002-2003 were taken, as were e-mail nominations. Currently the following people have been nominated: President: Dana Ciciliot ; Vice President: Miranda Krishak, Alan Vezina ; Secretary: Rachel Gillis ; Treasurer: Betsy Henry, Alan Vezina ; Publicity Officer: Candice Saquin ; Historian: Kristen McLaren . The Community Service office is holding a Community Day and needs volunteers. This event will take place April 20th and people are needed to set up and tear down, and to play with kids. You can contact Katie or Liz at x2498. The marathon reading is moved from April 11th to the 12th. A library display window will feature the SF trip. It is reserved for Monday, April 22nd. Students who went on the trip and need EE credit can work on the window and count it as an EE. The end of the semester party will be Saturday April 27th from 1-4 pm at Bob's house. Directions will be e-mailed.

Thursday, March 14, 2002

Attendance: Teresa Pudvuh, Alison Rakusan, Nicole Verardi, Brianne
Goldsmith, Bob, Betsy Henry, Dana Ciciliot, Candice Saquin, William
Barnhart, Miranda Krishak, Michael Kiser, Jerry White, Brian Jackson, Robin
Marlin, Ryan Jones, Alan Vezina.

Business: Minutes from the January 21, February 7, and February 18 meetings were approved. The treasurer reported that we had a previous balance of $38, and made
$381 on the raffle, and $60 in advance sales of books, totaling $479. After a discussions, it was decided that next year's trip would be to New Orleans. The club voted to give $200 to those students who went on the San Francisco trip. The booksale is the 27th, 28th and 29 of March, 9-5. The Poetry Month Marathon Reading will be Thursday April 4th from 10am to 10pm on Ivy Lane behind Russell. The STD initiation and end of semester party will be April 27th from 1-4pm. The idea to see a play at Penn State has been dropped. The Women's History Month reading will be thursday March 28th from 4-5:30 in the Meet and Greet section of the Stevenson Library. Anyone who had something published in the Crucible is invited to read it at the Project Coffee House on April 19th around 8 or 9 pm. Amanda Olaviany spoke to us about voting for SCC elections. A textbook exchange was suggested. Approval must be sought so as not to run into any problems with the University bookstore. We need to vote in new officers for next year.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Brianne Goldsmith, Nicole Verardi, Kristen McLaren, Michael Kiser, Tiff Crain, Candice Saquin, Dana Ciciliot, Rob Battison, Bob Myers, Pam Prioli, Betsy Henry, Rachael Gillis, Nick Trumbauer.

Business: A sign-up sheet for the raffle was passed around. All tickets must be sold or returned by 1 pm on Friday, Feb. 22. Bob reported on the plays that were going to be at Penn State this semester (Angels in America and Condensed Classics). Since April is National Poetry Month, we decided to do a marathon poetry reading. A final call for STD applications was made. Bob explained that several department scholarships were still available.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Brianne Goldsmith, Nicole Verardi, Kim Reese,
Kristen McLaren, Alan Vezina, ALison Rakusan, Brian Jackson, Ryan Jones,
Miranda Krishak, Brent Walls, Michael Kiser, Katie Cornax, Tiff Crain,
Candice Saquin, Dana Ciciliot, Jerry White, Rob Battison, Laura Rockwell and
Bob.

Business: Minutes from the Jan 21 meeting were read and approved. Total cost for the San Francisco trip will be around $260 per person. There is a link on the English Club page to the hotel. The treasurer reported that he had not yet obtained approval for the raffle. Feb 21st there is a SCC budget meeting. We discussed the possibility of going to a play at Penn State. Bob would see what plays were being performed. Several prizes had been donated to the raffle by local businesses: Gift Certificate for a pedicure from Nails by Matis; 2 rentals from West Coast Video; 4 rentals from The Scoop; 2 pizzas from Papa John's; 2 lunch buffet tickets from Pizza Hut; 2 tickets to the Tex for $5 a piece; $32.85 worth of hair care products & a free shampoo, cut and style from Hair Concepts; A box full of things from Bryant's; Roxy tickets; Bonnie's gift certificate. We discussed combining the booksale with a marathon reading on Earth Day. STD application deadline is coming up soon. Coffeehouse poetry slams at 9 pm. People are to send an e-mail response to the idea of a dramatic reading of Brian Jackson's book Forsaken. People going on the SF trip: leave for the airport at 6 am.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvuh, Nicole Verardi, Alison Rakusan, Brianne
Goldsmith, Alan Vezina, Rob Battison, Tiff Crain, Michael Kiser, Ken Taylor,
Dana Ciciliot, Ryan Jones, Bob, Betsy Henry, Kristen McLaren, Rachel Gillis,
Melissa Moscater, Amanda Bernat, Laura Rockwell and Candice Saquin.

Business: Minutes from the November 14 & November 26 meetings were read and approved. The cost of the San Francisco trip was discussed (approximately $270/person). The raffle was discussed. We moved the date to Feb 11-15. Ryan would get approval from the SCC; club members must get donations; prizes can be dropped off in Bob's office. Kristen McLaren was elected new Publicity officer. We discussed possible things that the club might do this semester, including STD initiation, end of semester party, public readings, a play. The Bio club is having and Earth Day celebration on April 22, during which we may do public readings or hold a book sale. Nicole said she'd look into it. Earth. A read-a-thon was suggested. Some texts suggested were Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. We could include food and sports, rent a gym, and we all were to think about books to read. Poetry slams at the Coffee House were suggested as a group activity. Our meeting times for the semester were decided on: Mon Feb 18th, Thurs Mar 14th, Monday March 25th, Thurs April 11th, Monday April 22nd. Some of the magnetic poetry has been posted on the club page.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Laura Rockwell, Alison Rakusan, Rob Battison, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, Candice Saquin, Alan Vezina, Michael Kiser, Ryan Jones, Rachael Gillis, Kristen McLaren and Bob Myers.

Business: The treasurer reported that we made a total of $438 from the book sale, our best ever! The treasurer reported:

The final list of people going to NYC was read, and it was decided that no one is going to try to see a play. We are all going to meet at 6 pm at the Strand Bookstore to go to dinner. There is an art show at The MOMA if anyone is interested. Also, the Museum of TV and Radio may be of interest. We are going to go down to Ground Zero when we first get there. The list of people interested in going to San Francisco trip was confirmed. We discussed themes for the next meeting for readings. The theme will be San Francisco. The date for the raffle was set at February 4th-8th with the drawing being held on the 8th. That gives us 3 weeks from when we get back to get prizes, which will be turned in to Bob. He will write a letter on LHU letterhead to be given to the businesses. Kristen McLaren was nominated for Publicity Officer because Sheila Gernavage is graduating in December. The nominations will be open until the next meeting when a vote will be taken. The next meeting will be Monday, Jan 21st at 5 pm. At that meeting we will discuss meeting times for next semester.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Laura Rockwell, Amanda Barbich, Rob Battison, Candice Saquin, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, John Wilson, Alan Vezina, William Barnhart, Michael Kiser, Ryan Jones, Brian Jackson, Rachael Gillis, Kristen McLAren, Melissa Moscater Alison Rakusan and Nicole Verardi.

Business: The minutes of the Wednesday, October 14th meeting were approved. The treasurer reported that we made approximately $200 from the book sale (with one day left to sell). We discussed the day trip to NYC December 1st. The total price will be approximately $10 per person which covers both parking and possibly gas. We discussed seeing several plays, including Noises Off and Rent, the prices of which range from $80-90. We discussed trying to get discount tickets early in the morning. We will be leaving at 6 am from the circle in front of Raub and returning to campus around 10pm. At the Nov 26th meeting we need to know who will definitely be going on the San Francisco trip. The money is due when we come back from break in January. We discussed possibilities for more fund-raising next semester. Some ideas included a raffle, poetry grams, and guessing the number of candies in a jar. In order for a raffle to work we must be committed to going out and getting prizes. Ryan said he would check with the SCC on rules about raffles. Another idea was coupons from Pizza Hut. They are handed out to students and when the students eat at Pizza Hut and use the coupon, 20% of the bill goes to the club. Kristen suggested a 3 on 3 basketball tournament and said she would look into getting the gym for this purpose. We ended early so there were no readings.

Attendence: Teresa Pudvuh, Nicole Verardi, Kim Reese, Melissa Moscater, Stacey Kapp, Dana Ciciliot, Candice Saquin, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Michael Kiser, Ryan Jones, Bob, Alison Rakusan, Alan Vezina, Rob Battison

The booksale will be Nov 13-15; a sign-up sheet passed around. Bob Myers discussed the San Francisco trip: The tentative date is March 2-4; we will fly out of Harrisburg; at most the cost will be $550 per person for airfare plus 2 nights in hotel--but this does not include fundraiser money or money from SCC, so the cost will probably be $300-350 a person; we need to know who is considering going by Nov 26 and we will need the money by end of January. We discussed reading some literature about San Francisco to set the mood for the trip. There was a discussion of whether the STD officers were elected properly. Bob Myers agreed to re-open the nominations and conduct an email ballot. The NYC trip will be on Dec 1. Possible plays were discussed; Bob Myers will gather information and report at the next meeting. Announcements were made and people read.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Nicole Verardi, Kim Reese, Alan Vezina, Alison Rakusan, Brian Johnson, Kristen McLaren, Rachael Gillis, Stacey Kapp, Laura Rockwell, Amanda Barbich, Michael Kiser, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, Candice Saquin, Bob Myers, Colette Day, Ryan Jones, Sheila Gervanage, Ken Taylor, Brianne Goldsmith, William Barnhart and Matt David.

Business: Minutes of the October 1 meeting were approved. The treasurer reported that the car wash made $65.00. The following people worked at the car wash: Teresa Pudvah, Bob Myers, Ryan Jones, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Barbich, Kelly Derr, Miranda Krishak. The club's balance is as follows:

The club discussed possible alternatives for the spring break trip. Bob Myers will look into travel costs and report at the next meeting. The book sale will be held Nov. 13-15. The STD initiation will be Oct 27th, from 1-3 p.m. at Bob's house. The Nov 14th meeting was moved to Nov. 15th from 4-5. Stacey talked about the AIDS quilt reading on Oct 30th. Amanda discussed the possible Ross library-45 minutes- will be reading to all girls. People read.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Brian Jackson, Kenny Taylor, Kristen McLaren, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, Bob Myers, Michael Kiser, Alan Vezina, Matt Burne, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Michele Reed, Rachael Gillis, Laura Rockwell, Ryan Jones, Nicole Verardi, Alison Rakusan, Kim Reese, Matt Paul.

Business: Minutes from Sept 19 were approved. The treasurer reported no change to our current balance. The car wash was discussed; we sent around a sign up sheet. Sheila & Nicole agreed to make signs. STD applications are due Oct. 5th; the initiation is Oct 27th at Bob's. We discussed day trip to NYC; agreed to a tentative date of Dec 1. We discussed the San Francisco trip and possible backup destinations--especially, Boston. Bob asked about personal webpages of club members to add to the English Club webpage. Various students read passages from their favorite authors.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Brian Jackson, Kenny Taylor, Kristen McLaren, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, Anthony Camaerei, Bob Myers, Michael Kiser, Amanda Barbich, Alan Vezina, Matt Burne, Brianne Goldsmith, Colette Day, Nicholas Trumbauer, Sheila Gernavage, David Evans, Jamie Baumgardner, Candice Saquin, Michele Reed, Rachael Gillis, William Barnhart, Laura Rockwell, Stacey Kapp.

Business: Minutes from the 9/5/01 meeting were approved. Professor Hicks gave a presentation on the travel-study course to England. The car wash will take place on Saturday, October 6, 9-12 at the Ames parking lot. The book sale will take place November 13-15. We will wait until the spring for the raffle. The Sigma Tau Delta application deadline is October 5; the initiation at Dr. Myers's house will be on October 27. We discussed the San Francisco trip and possible alternative destinations (e.g., Boston) if the cost of air travel becomes prohibitive. Amanda Barbich reported on the service project at Ross Library; she will contact them about dates when we will read to children. Various members read from their work. Next meeting: Monday, October 1.

Attendance: Teresa Pudvah, Brian Jackson, Kenny Taylor, Kristen McLaren, Dana Ciciliot, Amanda Bernat, Rob Battisson, Anthony Camaerei, Dustin Isenberg, Bob Myers, Michael Kiser, John Wilson, Ryan Jones, Amanda Barbich, Alison Rakusan, Alan Vezina, Kim Reese, Matt Burne, Brianne Goldsmith, Colette Day, Nicole Verardi, Nicholas Trumbauer, Sheila Gernavage.

Business: The officers were introduced. We agreed to meet on alternating Mondays and Wednesdays, from 5-6 p.m. in Raub 212. We also discussed possible trips to San Francisco (over Spring Break) and New York City (late Fall Semester), as well as possible fundraisers, such as a car wash, book sale, and raffle. Matt Burne agreed to contact Ames about having a car wash in their parking lot. We also talked about service projects, including sponsoring an event for the Second Mile and reading books to local children at Ross library (Amanda Barbich will look into this). Michael Kiser explained Project Coffeehouse at the YMCA and the LHU Reader, a new literary journal that will showcase the poetry, short stories, artwork, and photography of students at LHU.

Tuesday. April 17, 2001
Attendance: Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Matt Bower, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Stacey Kapp, Michael Kiser, Alison Rakusan, Melissa Moscater, Nicole Verardi, Kim Reese, Bob Myers.
Business. We discussed ideas for things to do next semester with English Club. We decided to focus our fund-raisers on the beat generation (tying in with plans for a San Francisco trip in the spring 2002 semester). We also discussed getting more involved with other chapters of Sigma Tau Delta. Keep an eye on your email for more information regarding a camping / rafting trip over the summer.

Treasurer�s Report: $2600 from SCC, $165 from our used book sale, $30 already in account

Dates to Remember:
April 28 (4-7 pm) � Sigma Tau Delta Spring 2001 Initiation / End of the Year English Club Picnic at Prof. Myers� home at State College. We will be inducting three new STD members: Jody Ratti, Karey Molnar, and Alan Vezina. Keep an eye on your email or see Prof. Myers for details.
April 30 � Judging of the Central Mountain High School writing contests. Keep an eye on your email or contact Prof. C. Perry for details.

Tuesday, April 3, 2001
Attendance: Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Matt Bower, Tiffany Crain, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Jennifer Webb, Stacey Kapp, Greg Hyde, Katie Cornax, Michael Kiser, Laura Rockwell, Bob Myers.

Business. The signup sheet from the book sale was passed around and everyone was asked to make sure his or her hours were correct. We also passed around the current email list and everyone was asked to make sure his or her email address was correct and current. We planned to have the STD initiation and end-of-the-semester party at Prof. Myers� house on Saturday, April 28. We made about $200 from our used book sale. We planned on having a car wash at Wal-Mart on Friday, April 20, 4:00-7:00 pm. Teresa said she would call Wal-Mart about the details. We ended the meeting by reading poetry. Our next meetings: April 17, 5:00-6:00 pm and April 28, time to be announced.

Tuesday, March 20, 2001
Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Matt Bower, Tiffany Crain, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Alison Rakusan, Nicole Verardi, Jennifer Webb, Stacey Kapp, Kim Reese, Desirae Wolfe, Bob Myers

Business. Sigma Tau Delta and English Club library window display will be set up Tuesday, March 27, at 1:30 and taken down Monday, April 2, at 11:30. Anyone who can help with this, please contact Sheila or Prof. Bob Myers. We passed around a signup sheet for judging the Central Mountain High School writing contest on April 30 at 7:00 pm. We passed around photos from our New Orleans trip. Melissa handed out copies of The Rectangle (STD�s writing journal). Treasurer�s Report: we are down to $30 since our New Orleans trip. We are having our used book sale inside the entrance to Raub Hall from Wednesday, March 21, until Friday, March 23. A signup sheet was also passed around for this event. We discussed having a Bowl-a-thon fundraiser with the University Players on a Tuesday in April with $.25 a pin. We also discussed reading stories at the Ross Library on a Monday for a possible community service project. We planned to have the STD initiation and end-of-the-semester party at the same time to save money and discussed having it at Prof. Myers� house.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Katie Cornax, Alison Rakusan, Nicole Verardi, Michael Reichley, Jennifer Webb, Stacy Kapp, Bobbi Jo Hartnett, Kristy Bickhart, Bob Myers

Business: $125 cash or check (per member attending the New Orleans Trip) down payment is due by Friday, February 16. Seth, Rob, and Professor Myers will divvy out the club funds to reimburse members. We will be carpooling from Lock Haven University (outside of Raub) to the airport at about 3:00 p.m. on Friday, March 2. Our plane will be leaving from Harrisburg at 7:30 p.m. We will be taking a shuttle from the airport to the hotel and we will arrive at our hotel in New Orleans around 12:30 a.m. We will be having another book sale on March 19-23 to replenish club funds for an end-of-the-year party and for next semester�s events. Members are encouraged to collect books to donate to the sale. We discussed additional ideas for fundraisers. We considered having a car wash on Friday, February 23. Alison will be calling local businesses for more details. We also discussed hosting a fundraiser at Barnes & Noble in April. Sheila will find out more information about their programs. We voted on English Club officers for the Fall 2001 semester. Fall 2001 officers are as follows:

We discussed visiting San Francisco in the Spring 2002 semester. On March 1 at 4 p.m. there will be a poetry reading celebrating women�s writings. If you would like more information on attending or reading at this event, contact Prof. Bob Myers.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Katie Cornax, Alison Rakusan, Nicole Verardi, Randy Trutt, Michael Reichley, Bob Myers

Business. $155 cash or check (per member attending the New Orleans Trip) down payment is due by Tuesday, January 30. The additional $250 (approx.) due will be collected later in the semester (most likely by February 16). Members will be refunded about $150 (depending on fundraisers participation, meeting attendance, etc.) We will be carpooling from Lock Haven University to the airport at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, March 2. Our plane will be leaving from Harrisburg at 5:00 p.m. We will arrive in New Orleans around 10:00 p.m. We will be having another raffle on February 19-23. Our plane will be leaving New Orleans at 2:15 p.m. on Monday, March 5. We will be having another book sale on March 19-23 to replenish club funds for an end-of-the-year party and for next semester�s events. Members are encouraged to both collect books to donate to the sale and ask for business donations for the raffle. The deadline to submit papers for the next student symposium is February 12 (check this date and any other questions regarding the symposium with Professor Myers). Ryan reported that SCC applications have been turned in for our fundraisers and will be viewed on Tuesday, January 30. Our next meetings (unless changed) are: February 12 and February 26.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Stacy Kapp, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Sara Baxter, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Alan Vezina, Katie Cornax, Alison Rakusan, Bob Myers

Business. Minutes for 11-27-00 were read and approved. $155 cash or check (per member attending the New Orleans Trip) down payment is due by Tuesday, January 30. The additional money due will be collected later in the semester. Our plane will be leaving from Baltimore at either 9:30 or 12:30 on the morning of Saturday, March 3. We discussed whether we want to car pool and/or use the University vans. We plan on having another book sale, most likely in Bentley, and another raffle before the trip. Members are encouraged to both collect books to donate to the sale and ask for business donations for the raffle. We discussed possibly taking part in the RHA Mardi Gras festivities by reading New Orleans influenced works or having our own reading. We agreed that an ideal meeting time would be Mondays 6-7 p.m. Our next few meetings (unless changed) are: January 29, February 12, and February 26. We ended the meeting with a poetry reading.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Rob Battisson, Katie Cornax, Nicole Verardi, Stacy Kapp, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Sara Baxter, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Bob Myers

Business. Minutes for 11-13-00 were read and approved. All stubs and unsold raffle tickets must be returned to Bob Myers by Thursday, November 30 at 5 pm. The drawing will be on December 1. We will send thank you letters out a.s.a.p. to all businesses who donated prizes for the raffle. Club members are asked to sell a minimum of 25 tickets each (packets of 25 tickets were given to members at the meeting). Any member who has not yet picked up raffle tickets is asked to do so as soon as possible (sell for $1 each). A special thanks went out to Kim, Teresa, Nicole, and Tiffany for collecting the donated prizes for out raffle from various businesses. All members who are attending the New York trip must meet in front of Raub Hall by 6:00 am on Saturday, December 2. We concluded that we will probably have enough funds to cover the hotel expenses of approximately 15 members, but members will most likely have to pay for their other expenses (travel, food, etc.) The �Something Else� variety show will be in Sloan 321 on December 8 at 8:00 pm. The YMCA in Lock Haven hosts Project Coffeehouse, an open poetry reading/coffeehouse, on Fridays 9 pm � 12 am and Saturdays 7 pm � 11 pm. Our next meeting (the first of the new semester) will be held on Monday, January 22, at 7 pm. We ended the meeting with a poetry reading.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Katie Cornax, Becky Fell, Rob Battisson, Kimi Muir, Mike Hooper, Bobbi Jo Hartnett, Nicole Verardi, Stacy Kapp, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Sara Baxter, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Matt Burne, Jessica Williams, Michael Reichley, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Bob Myers

Business: Minutes for 10-30-00 were read and approved. (Corrections: On November 7, Greg Hyde, Katie Cornax, Melissa Moscater, Nicole Verardi, Sara Baxter, Stacy Kapp, and Nick Trumbauer read poetry at the AIDS quilt function on November 7.) Our raffle fundraiser will be held in the lower level of Bentley on November 15 & 16. All stubs and unsold tickets must be returned to Bob Myers by Thursday, November 30 at 5 pm. The drawing will be on December 1. Club members are asked to sell a minimum of 25 tickets each (packets of 25 tickets were given to members at the meeting). Any member who has not yet picked up raffle tickets is asked to do so as soon as possible (sell for $1 each). The New York trip has been rescheduled from November 18 to December 2. We now have two vans (one large and one small), so most club members will be able to attend the trip. All members who are attending this trip must meet in front of Raub Hall by 6:00 am on Saturday, December 2. The Sigma Tau Delta initiation will be held on Saturday, November 18 at Bob Myers's; home from 1-4 pm. If you received directions in your e-mail, please contact Bob Myers. All club members are welcome to attend. If you need a ride to the initiation, meet in front of Raub Hall by 11:45 on Saturday, November 18. We concluded that we will probably have enough funds to cover the hotel expenses of approximately 15 members, but members will most likely have to pay for their other expenses (travel, food, etc.) Romeo and Juliet will be in Sloan on November 16, 17, and 18 at 8:00 pm. The next meeting of the English Club will be Monday, November 13 at 7 p.m. The YMCA in Lock Haven hosts Project Coffeehouse, an open poetry reading/coffeehouse, on Fridays and Saturdays. We ended the meeting with a poetry reading.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Nicole Verardi, Stacy Kapp, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Sara Baxter, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Matt Burne, Jessica Williams, Adam Smith, Michael Reichley, Bob Myers

Business. Minutes for 10-16-00 were read and approved. Our book sale was a huge success (see details below in Ryan�s Treasurer�s Report). We took a vote on whether we should trade in unsold books to a used bookstore for a gift certificate to use in our upcoming raffle or to keep the books and include them in our books to sell at our spring book sale. The second option won the vote. We will be reading poetry at the AIDS quilt function on November 7. Those who will be reading include: Nicole Verardi, Sara Baxter, Rob Battisson, Becky Fell, Stacy Kapp, and Nick Trumbauer. The quilt will be displayed through November 10. Our raffle fundraiser will be held in the lower level of Bentley on November 15 & 16. Sheila will make tickets for Bob Myers to photocopy. Club members will most likely be required to sell a minimum of 25 tickets each. The New York trip has been rescheduled from November 18 to December 2. We now have two vans (one large and one small), so most club members will be able to attend the trip. The Sigma Tau Delta initiation will be held on Saturday, November 18 at Bob Myers� home. All club members are welcome to attend. Romeo and Juliet will open in Sloan on November 9. C. S. Giscombe, a published author, will be speaking on November 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the PUB multipurpose room. The next meeting of the English Club will be Monday, November 13 at 7 p.m. We ended the meeting with a poetry reading.

Attendance: Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Sara Baxter, Rob Battisson, Greg Hyde, Tiffany Crain, Matt Burne, Erin March, Katie Cornax, Alison Rakusan, Jessica Williams, Adam Smith, Michael Reichley, Bob Myers

Business. Sigma Tau Delta applications were available and must be returned by Friday, October 20 (membership is open to ALL students majoring or minoring in English, and Sigma Tau Delta membership is NOT required for membership in English Club). Upon acceptance into this English honor society, members are required to pay a one-time fee of $30 for lifetime membership. Ryan�s Treasurer�s Report: SCC still hasn�t gotten back to Ryan. He will find out how much is in our account a.s.a.p. Our used book sale will be located in the front area of Raub Hall 10am-5pm on Tuesday, October 24 - Thursday, October 26. Members were encouraged to take part in this fundraiser, and a signup sheet was passed around. Several members have begun bringing in raffle prize donations, but we still need more. We will be reading poetry at the AIDS quilt function. We discussed the New York City trip. Seats are limited, so members are invited based first come to those who have attended the most meetings. Katie and Rob were selected in a drawing to attend the trip (because many people attended the same number of meetings). Other members who are interested were added to a waiting list. The raffle fundraiser will be held on November 15 and 16 in Bentley. A Girl�s Guide To Chaos, a student-written and student-directed play, will be performed in Sloan 321. Doors open at 7:30, but it is pretty full by 7:45. The YMCA hosts a coffee house poetry reading aimed at college students on Fridays at 9 pm. The next meeting of the English Club will be Monday, October 30 at 4:30 pm. We ended the meeting with a poetry reading.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Ryan Jones, Nicole Verardi, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Becky Fell, Sara Baxter, Stacey Kapp, Johanna Kalus, Bobbi Jo Hartnett, Rob Battisson, Nick Trumbauer, Bob Myers

Business. We discussed changing the meeting days or times of the general English Club meetings. Keeping the day at Monday and switching every other meeting from 4:30pm to 7:00pm seemed to accommodate more club members. A signup sheet was passed around for the club fair on Wednesday, October 4 (11am-3pm); two people were requested to sign up per hour. Plans for our community service project (with the University Players) were discussed and a signup sheet was passed around. Sigma Tau Delta applications were available and must be returned within two weeks (membership is open to ALL students majoring or minoring in English, and Sigma Tau Delta membership is NOT required for membership in English Club). Upon acceptance into this English honor society, members are required to pay a one-time fee of $30 for lifetime membership. Ryan's Treasurer's Report: Melissa, Ryan, and Professor Myers planned to present our request for more funds on Tuesday, October 3. Our used book sale will be located in lower Bentley 10am-10pm on Wednesday, October 11, and in the front area of Raub Hall 10am-7pm on Thursday, October 12 and Friday, October 13. Members were encouraged to take part in this fundraiser, and a signup sheet was passed around. Several members have begun bringing in raffle prize donations, but we still need more. Stacy put out an excellent first English Club newsletter. There was a brief mention of where submissions for The Crucible, Lock Haven University's literary magazine, can be dropped off. Brianne took several photos for to add to the English Club scrapbook. We began reading poetry by our favorite writers. Dr. Hicks, from the Clearfield campus, stopped by to pass along some information to us concerning LHU's summer program in London. We read a few more poems before ending the meeting.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Katie Cornax, Nicole Verardi, Desirae Wolfe, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Alison Rakusan, Kari Pichora, Becky Fell, Dawn Schmaling, Ashley Seitz, Sara Baxter, Stacey Kapp, Ryan Jones, Bob Myers

Business. We all introduced ourselves. We discussed plans for a possible trip for this semester. Destinations we came up with included the following: The Mark Twain Museum in Elmira, NY; Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire; Shopping in New York City. We talked about reading to children or the elderly with the University Players for our community service project. Many people seemed to be in favor of this. We had a lengthy discussion about the English National Honor Society, Sigma Tau Delta. Most English Club members were strongly in favor of bringing this to Lock Haven University. We discussed possible requirements for entering Sigma Tau Delta at Lock Haven University (B average in all English courses, etc.) and all members would pay a $30 fee ($26 going to the national organization) for lifetime membership. An induction ceremony and party is still being planned. Ryan Jones, Seth Rohrbach, and Katie Cornax volunteered to help Prof. Myers with setting up Sigma Tau Delta. !

Ryan gave his treasurer's report. He concluded that the Lock Haven University English Club is desperately in need of funds greater than $800 and that we are still struggling to receive more money from LHU club funds. We will need to raise a lot of money for out trip to New Orleans planned in the spring 2001 semester. A used book sale was planned for October 11-13 and Ryan is taking care of the paperwork. A raffle is still being planned for later in the semester and Blockbuster Video has donated a certificate for one(1) previously viewed movie of the winners choice. Members are urged to contact local business for any raffle/other donations. The meeting closed with a reading of various poems by all members.

Attendance: Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrbach, Ryan Jones, Brianne Goldsmith, Sheila Gernavage, Nicole Verardi, Desirae Wolfe, Kim Reese, Teresa Pudvah, Joy Kania, Matt Bower, Michael Kiser, Alison, Rakusan, Kari Pichora, Sarah Koller, Becky Fell, Dawn Schmaling, Adam Smith, Tiffany Crain, Bob Myers

Business. The new club officers were introduced. We all took part in an �icebreaker� and got to know each other better. A vote was taken for when to hold future general meetings and we agreed to move meetings from Wednesday to every other Monday (4:30-5:30 pm). We agreed the next meeting will be on 9/18/00. We had an open discussion about ways to raise money for our trip to New Orleans planned for the spring 2001 semester. Some suggestions included raffles, craft/food sales, and read-a-thons. We planned for an October raffle. Ryan will try to get prizes from Blockbuster and Papa John�s. Everyone else will report if they have found a company willing to donate money/prizes. Melissa made a plug for the �Romeo and Juliet� auditions. Bob Myers explained our plans to join STD (Sigma Tau Delta), an English national honor society, and different ways we can establish membership rules. No reading this meeting, but members are told to bring their own poetry/favorite poetry to read at the next meeting.

Attendance: Brianne Goldsmith, Ryan Jones, Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrback, Sheila Geranvage, Bob Myers.

Business: Our trip is over. We discussed how we may make a trip easier and more enjoyable next year. The raffle is underway but the printer in the Writing Center isn�t cooperating. Professor Myers has the golden touch and as soon as he left the lab the tickets wouldn�t print. Tickets will be ready for pick up on Wed. morning. We have a table in Bentley on Wed. the 26th--there is a sign up sheet going around please sign up for a time. Each person is going to try to sell 25 tickets. Professor Myers offered to write thank you letters to the businesses that donated prizes. Our elections for next year took place. Professor Myers moved to add a position to our constitution, historian. All agreed. All votes were unanimous: President: Melissa Moscater, Vice-President: Seth Rohrback, Treasurer: Ryan Jones, Secretary: Sheila Geranvage, Publicity Officer: Katie Cornax and Club Historian: Brianne Goldsmith. We began to discuss business for next year. We would like to take a trip to New Orleans but if we cannot raise enough money we will take a trip to literary New England. We will have an end of year party on study day, May 2nd from 6-8 at West Branch Fields, There will also be a brief business meeting at that time. Invite perspective member to come meet the officers. The raffle drawing is Wed. the 26th. Katie will make a poster for the table. SELL! SELL! SELL! Professor Myers brought up that the university has a sanctioned chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honors Society. He asked the club if they would be interested in being a part of it. We were. He is going to try to get that started for next semester. We read.

Attendance: Brianne Goldsmith, Ryan Jones, Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrback, Sheila Geranvage, Bob Myers.

Business: Everything is set for trip to NYC on Saturday April 8th. We have the van scheduled and the tickets. We will meet on Saturday at 6 a.m. in front of Raub Hall. The 2000-0l budget is past due but since we are a new club they have given us an extension. Professor Myers will prepare the budget and hand it in. It is getting to be that time of year when we have to plan for next fall. Next meeting we will vote for officers. In order to vote a member must have been at at least 75% of meetings. Seth, Brianne, Ryan, Sheila, Katie, and Melissa have voting privileges. Ryan is interested in running for treasurer, and Seth may be interested in running for an office. Our constitution calls for a President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Publicity Officer. We decided that for next year we need more publicity. We have set a goal to increase our membership by at least double, but we are going to try to triple our membership. Some possible ideas for next year are Eagle Eye advertisements; Poetry Slam, Halloween reading and we are going to strive for a trip to New Orleans. Our raffle tickets are almost designed, we hope to have them to distribute but next Monday�s meeting. We have a table scheduled for Bentley to sell tickets. Then we read poetry. Next Meeting is Monday the 10th at 6-7.

Attendance: Danielle Resnick, Brianne Goldsmith, Ryan Jones, Melissa Moscater, Seth Rohrback, Sheila Geranvage, Bob Myers.

Business. We are finalizing our plans for NYC. Other possible dates were discussed but we agreed on Saturday the 8th. Professor Myers told us that SCC gave us a $350 grant. We voted on whether we should take a van: 6 agreed, 1 abstention. We will take a campus mini-van and leave at 6 a.m. We agreed that we will try to get tickets for "Rent." Professor Myers reminded the club about the poetry reading "Women�s Words, Women�s Voices." We were approved for a raffle; it will begin the 9th of April. The prizes that have been donated so far are 2 $25 gift certificates to The Eagle, a Budweiser mirror and T-shirt from The Saloon and a free massage. Danielle is going to try to get some free movie rentals from The Scoop. We had a reading.

English Club Minutes

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