True but the odd poster around the place
to inform people what is happenning and why
could hardly hurt.
(when and where probably helps too :))
ProgSoc is not about politics,
but it is not about shoving your head
in anatomically inaccessible places either :).
It should be about looking after programmers' interests.
(Oh no! Gasp!! maybe it is about politics after all.
Well ... , just a tiny bit)
BTW by poster I do not mean anything artistic.
Few lines of text in large font should be adequate.
If ProgSoc are seen to be behind it,
then people may get the idea that
this is not just a rent-a-crowd affair.
And while the SA and NUS are less afraid of being political than we are,
I'm not sure if it's their kind of thing either. Never hurts to ask
tho.
"Charlie don't surf", or do they ?
(Sorry, I just couln't resist. Pathetic, really ...)
One could always tell the first years
(third years, postgraduates, lecturers ...)
that Fred Nile
is coming to take their porn and show it to their mothers.
If you also told them there is beer,
you might have the biggest march since the sixties :).
Daniel
PS ... <more random garbled thoughts> ...