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PSU: If your parents get divorced, who gets the fish?
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2004-09-15, 11:01 AM
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Well triggar you are aware that Christmas is soon and opening registration in 6 weeks would be kind of chaotic, cause when every one is done Christmas shopping there is no more bank. So they won�t be able to pay for PSU:MB. If anything do it in Feb so that people have money saved.
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2004-09-15, 12:54 PM
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2004-09-15, 02:01 PM
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People, please do not take what I say in this thread as gospel - yet.
Everything I post is simply to keep you current on the planning process, and where we stand. Everything I've posted thusfar is subject to change, and probably will change.
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2004-09-15, 02:36 PM
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Well, the reason that we were going to have registration early is so that I have time to get everything paid for and contracts mailed back and meetings completed, et cetera. Just having people signed on doesn't do me much good, but when I have a list of people and all the money that's going to come in, I can take care of everything when I have to, and have enough time to make changes as the need arises.
That's why the registration will be opened when it is, because I don't want a repeat headache from last year when I had six weeks to take care of everything. It's very stressful.
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