RE: Atlantia and a small challenge

[Gregory Stapleton <gregsta@microsoft.com>]

Poster: Gregory Stapleton <gregsta@MICROSOFT.com>

Nope.  Dosen't sound like University to me.  I have always found
Univeristy to be a time of teaching and instruction.  This sounds like a
time of display and performance and a chance for artisans to get
together and compare notes.  Something that I find a woeful lack of
oppertunity in which to participate.  

In teaching the classes I have taught at University, I find that I never
have time for this.  I believe a day of this would be a wonderful
exercise. 

Then have some more fun afterwards.  Can you say 'Hole in the Wall?' :)
<Much hissing and booing from the orchestra pit.>

Gawain 

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>From: 	Greg Lindahl[SMTP:lindahl@pbm.com]
>Sent: 	Sunday, July 21, 1996 7:28 PM
>To: 	atlantia@csc.ncsu.edu
>Subject: 	Re: Atlantia and a small challenge
>
>
>Poster: "Greg Lindahl" <lindahl@pbm.com>
>
>> Would a Kingdom wide Arts and Science Festival with one entire category 
>> devoted to performing arts plus a Grand Ball with live musicians be 
>> suitable?
>
>Sounds like University.
>
>Well, not all Universities have Grand Balls afterwards, but most do.
>
>Gregory Blount
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