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I'm sure many of the Strang Gang have seen the above chair in the Printshop Museum. It is purported to be one of James Strang's chairs. My reason for asking the question is that many writers (including me and perhaps you) are great "Monday Morning Quarterbacks." We see events looking backward, knowing the outcome. Should we try to see events through Strang's eyes, not knowing the outcome of events? Just something to consider. Received this from Vickie Speek last week: Your SSS Officers have agreed that the coming 2007 conference should not be as great an effort as this year's, but rather more like previous conferences. We are considering some alternatives for 2008. Dan Allis reports that membership renewals for 2007 are coming in very slowly. If you haven't already, please send in your $10 member-ship fee made out to The following from Bill Cashman who reports that work will soon begin on our SSS website.
Bill also reports that That's all for now. Please send anything which may be of interest to fellow SSS members to me at:
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