[Nebraska-students] NABS SOCIAL EVENT

[Rachael Vacanti]

I'll spend my two cents worth as well:
 
For those of us who do happen to be in Omaha, we'd be needing a ride.  Now, personally, my parents don't really care if I need a ride, as long as I tell them I need a ride to here on this date I have to be there by that time.  Writitng it on my kitchen calander helps, but then again, they sometimes don't read that.  I like Jeremy's idea of maybe coming down the night before.  That I'd be ablet to do since I have Fridays off from school the way my schedule worked out.  The question is: where would we crash?  Like Jeremy said, there's positives and negatives to both.  I can also understand Steph's point of having it in the morning so we're not all rushing around to get to other events in the afternoon and evening.  I think the key word we're searching for here is flexible, which, as college students, I think we all can be flexible to some extent.
 
Rachael
 


> Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2012 07:18:50 -0800
> From: jeremyfifield at yahoo.com
> To: nebraska-students at nfbnet.org
> Subject: Re: [Nebraska-students] NABS SOCIAL EVENT
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> I'll throw in my two cents worth also:
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> For me personally, I can pretty much be up whenever. If I know I have to be somewhere or do something, I'll be up doing it, especially if it means hanging out with you guys! But we do also have to consider whether anyone will be having to get a ride to Lincoln the morning of the event. Hopefully they'd be able to come down the night before so that won't have to happen, but it's just a thought. This means they'd be up that much earlier. And I also like sleeping in a little on Saturday. So, there are positives and negatives, but I think overall we should be able to adapt. That is, after all, what we're about: adapting. So, that said, I'm fine with having events whenever.
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> Jeremy
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> --- On Thu, 3/8/12, Stephanie Wagle <waglestephanie at gmail.com> wrote:
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> From: Stephanie Wagle <waglestephanie at gmail.com>
> Subject: [Nebraska-students] NABS SOCIAL EVENT
> To: nebraska-students at nfbnet.org
> Date: Thursday, March 8, 2012, 5:26 PM
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> HI, Steph Wagle here. J
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> How do you guys feel about having social activities or some of them at least
> in the mornings as early as 9am opposed to noon and later? The reason I ask
> is I'm currently in the process of setting up the NABS event for March. The
> bowling alley I'm looking into doesn't have open lanes between noon and 4pm
> because a bowling league has them reserved during that time. They do have
> lanes open form 9am-1pm however. This got me thinking "why not have social
> events earlier in the day so people have the rest of their afternoon and
> evening?" 
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> Saturday, March 25th evening there is a fundraiser in Omaha for the Nebraska
> Chapter. Having an event early on in the day might help people not feel
> rushed going from an afternoon activity to the fundraiser or another evening
> activity. 
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> Are we alright with morning social activities? 
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> Steph Wagle
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