April's meeting place

Gregory J. Neumann gjn at certainlywood.com
Fri Mar 15 11:05:31 EST 2002


Congratualtions, Robert!  Which department?  My daugher is a senior at Daemen (I'm 
constantly mispelling it as "Daem>o<n" for obvious reasons! ;-)).  They seem to 
have a pretty good set up, too.

Both Daemen and UB woud be good.  I figured something Linux had to be going on at 
UB because of the Linux Docs mirror, but was not sure what.  The Buffalo Freenet is 
based at UB, so the precedent of community service is there. The biggest problem I 
see is UB's security concerns.  I know that the Buffalo Freenet shut down phone 
access last year because of that.

-Greg

> Hi Everyone.  Sorry I missed the last meeting.  
> 
> I think that working with another user group  is a great idea.  A LUG 
> partnership could open a lot of linux doors to WNY.  I think this option 
> should be option #1.  I am investigating a backup plan, however, in case 
> this option falls through.  My father-in-law-to-be (July 12 :-) ) is a 
> department head at Daemen College.  Daemen is around Main St.  &  Harlem 
> Rd.  There is plenty of free parking.
> 
> Robert Romito.
> 
> WAYNE MELBROD wrote:
> 
> >Gentlemen,
> >
> >I have not been following this thread too closely so I maybe sharpening an old saw.
> >As a part time student in the computer science program at UB,  I am aware that UB
> >has a LUG  (for students only) and the infrastructure to support it.  I also know
> >many member in this NFLUG know UB (or ex UB students) students.  Some of them post
> >to NFLUG  from time to time.  
> >
> >I think they (UBLUG) would be sympathetic to NFLUG's situation.  I don't know what
> >UB's overall attitude would be toward a non - profit computer club using their
> >facilities, but I would imagine that UB's LUG could be an ally in obtaining UB's
> >permission.  It could be pitched as an "educational" (emphasis)  community service.
> >UB has an entire division call Millard Fillmore Collage that is for continuing
> >professional education (a.k.a. adult education) All they can say is no.  However,
> >if they say yes (even with conditions) it is a convenient location and they are
> >'wired' for sound. 
> >
> >Regards,
> >Wayne
> >
> 
> 




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