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Re: Help on Starting a LUG at a University
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lugnet.general, lugnet.org
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Wed, 17 Sep 2003 14:33:43 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Andrew Saada wrote:
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Hey, how you been? Thanks for the quick response. Yes, we have some key
bulletin board spots but Ill have to investigate some more to make sure none
are overlooked. I know once a flyer is approved it can be posted on/at any
designated area. Im wondering if posting a couple on each dorm floor would
be pushing it?
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That might be pushing it, but posting in each dorms lobby is probbably not.
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As for LEGO fans, no one I knew in my year and a half here (I was back in NJ
last semester) had brick on them. ;-( I didnt bring any of mine freshman
year because I was afraid it would be lifted or something and last year I
didnt consider it (silly me). However, I know my past roommate (and closest
friend) is an AFOL at heart, as are probably many architects. This year I
have in tow the ISD I picked up at the Outlet but its still unopened (I just
showed it to a suitemate and he was like Dang. Ive never seen anything like
that in stores.)
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My freshman year I took a good assortment of MOCs and sets, and lots of minifigs
to adorn my desk. People would come into my room just to play with the stuff, it
was fun. I also had my MIBO dog still together then - people would travel from
afar (across campus) to see him in action! It was fun, I didnt hide my love for
the brick, and by that I met a few people who were interested.
Once, I ran into Steve Hickman (you can see his posts in space from time to
time) without knowing it was him! He was in town to visit a girl who went to my
school who hes friends with back home. She introduced me to him, turned out he
was all up on LUGNET, LDraw, and the like. I stole him from her for the five
days he was there and we built and sketched spaceships the rest of the time :-)
Todd came up to visit that weekend too, and the three of us built a mad
scientist lab with pneumatics and Jar-Jar torture. Sorry, pics of it were lost
unfortunately :-(
Sorry, I just got rambling with my campus LEGO experiences, now about yours...
:-)
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Word-of-mouth sounds good (bad pun intended). I would like to contribute to a
student art show...I guess Ill have to test my use of plates...maybe I can
do some minimalistic architecture ala Mies van der Rohe.
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Cool! Or, just submit stuff youve already built! The HULK model would be a
start, Im sure theyd allow it in a gallery (unless they were trying to go for
a certain theme). PCS stuff (if youve built any, I forget...) could be science
fiction art, etc etc. Of course, dont let that stop you from doing minimalist
architecture, but just dont think thats what you have to do to get in :-) (or
maybe I dont know this gallery...)
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Also, as far as naming clubs go, Ive grown tired of the acronym LUG. I
dont use LEGO, I play with it (thankyouverymuch).
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AMEN.
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So, perhaps Washington University LEGO Builders? :-) (but WULB doesnt make
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Yeah and that same suitemate thought WULUG was catchy enough to grab
attention on an 8 1/2 x 11 poster.
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That sounds like it could easily be a rap club, the WU-tang Lyrics Users Group
(so sorry about that one, just had to!) :-)
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Ill try to brainstorm some more though.
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:-)
-Tim
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| (...) Tim, Hey, how you been? Thanks for the quick response. Yes, we have some key bulletin board spots but I'll have to investigate some more to make sure none are overlooked. I know once a flyer is approved it can be posted on/at any designated (...) (21 years ago, 17-Sep-03, to lugnet.general, lugnet.org, FTX)
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