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From: schuldy@zariski.harvard.edu (Mark Schuldenfrei)
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Subject: InterKingdom Council
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Date: Mon, 18 Apr 1994 22:51:26 -0400 (EDT)
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[Notice the odd distribution, if you want to respond.  I am posting to
sca-reform and E5 for philosophical discussions, and North and Carolingia
for specific information and comments. -- Tibor]

One of the actions of the Board this past weekend was to create an
InterKingdom Advisory Council, consisting of one appointee per kingdom as a
formal committee of the Board, to advice it on matters pertaining to
medieval issues, and to give the Kingdoms a forum for resolving interkingdom
issues.

While its exact charter, format and nature are yet to be resolved, it is
known that each Kingdom will be appointing its own representative to this
committee.

It is my opinion, that with the right people, this committee can be a great
force for good in the Society, with influence and abilities beyond those
associated with just medieval matters.

I just spoke with King Lucan of the East, and he asked me to make it known
that he will be accepting suggestions and nominations for the Easts
representative to this committee, and would appreciate letters of comment or
suggestion, for about the next month or month and a half.

I urge the residents of the East Kingdom (and other places too) to carefully
consider what sort of person you think would be well placed in such a
committee, and to write your King (or Lucan) a letter with recommendations.

	Tibor
