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[Jedi]

As Edgar Shein points out in his research on organizations, each 
organization has a culture and it is seldom entirely unified. However, 
I do think that NABS might be less likely to have a unified opinion on 
things because we have a membership that's constantly in flux; many of 
our members are quite new to the NFB and so might not be fully aware of 
our philosophy and how it functions. This is true in other NFB 
divisions, but it especially seems true with NABS. I've heard that NABS 
has always exhibited this characteristic from past NABS members.

Respectfully,
Jedi

Original message:
> Hi all,
>   Could I get your thoughts on something?......
>  How unified  do you think we are as a  large division of students in the NFB?

>  We  represent  most of, if not all of the states, and  have a wide
> aray of talents, prospectives and ideas.  We  have leaders, we have
> student divisions in our states, but do you  think we are  as united
> as we can and should be?

>  Are we as united as, say our state affiliates?

>  If you think the answer is "no", what do you think it will take from
> each of us to make  this happen?

>  Darian



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