The Pine Press Student Housing Corporation
Pine Press to revamp its design What do you want the Pine Press to include?
What do you want the Pine Press to include?
What do you want the Pine Press to include?
This is the issue that I have been considering since I was first elected Vice President of Education earlier this year.
This is the issue that I have been considering since I was first elected Vice President of Education earlier this year.
This is the issue that I have been considering since I was first elected Vice President of Education earlier this year.
What have I come up with?
What have I come up with?
What have I come up with?
The Pine Press layout could be much easier to navigate if it was divided into sections. These sections would provide the opportunity for members to jump exactly to the heart of the information they prefer.
The Pine Press layout could be much easier to navigate if it was divided into sections. These sections would provide the opportunity for members to jump exactly to the heart of the information they prefer.
The Pine Press layout could be much easier to navigate if it was divided into sections. These sections would provide the opportunity for members to jump exactly to the heart of the information they prefer.
Some sections ideas include: News, Music & Entertainment, Food, Comics/ Horoscope/Crossword, Sports/ Community, and an Editorials sections.
Some sections ideas include: News, Music & Entertainment, Food, Comics/ Horoscope/Crossword, Sports/ Community, and an Editorials sections.
Some sections ideas include: News, Music & Entertainment, Food, Comics/ Horoscope/Crossword, Sports/ Community, and an Editorials sections.
Each section would not be in every Pine Press, unless members began to submit articles at an unprecedented number.
Each section would not be in every Pine Press, unless members began to submit articles at an unprecedented number.
Each section would not be in every Pine Press, unless members began to submit articles at an unprecedented number.
However, the first issue of However, the first issue of However, the first issue of the month would include the month would include the month would include News, Food, and News, Food, and News, Food, and Sports/Community, and the Sports/Community, and the Sports/Community, and the alternate published alternate published newsletters alternate published newsletters newsletters would contain would contain information would contain information information related to the related to the other issues. related to the other issues. Co-op space still available for all your friends other issues. Are you part of the Ultimate Frisbee team? When can I submit Would you like to live with information? your teammates in a house for nearby? the Pine withSubmissions a playing field Press will be accepted on a Perhaps Phoenix is the option rolling basis. Be aware that for you. timely information only will you know someone beDo included. This means who that wishes to want live near campus you will to take notice of and downtown Lansing which sectionsEast are to appear inona which large friendly weeks. house, but you don’t have a car and do not want to pay extra money for a parking space articles you willto? Who do I submit not even use? Then take a
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June 5, 2001
Volume H, Issue 2 Summer 2001
Inside this issue:
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The Pine Press
Corrections from May Issue Page 2 Shadowood is also known to the community as Sigma Pi, not OD. The printer could not access the proper font, but the newsletter went to press without correction. Sorry guys! Page 4 The Board of Directors included Rhee Byun as the board member for Elsworth. Call me dyslexic, but it should be ByungGil Rhee. For the record, just call him “Rhee.”
Page 2 Shadowood is also known to the community as Sigma Pi, not OD. The printer could not access the proper font, but the newsletter went to press without correction. Sorry guys! Page 4 The Board of Directors included Rhee Byun as the board member for Elsworth. Call me dyslexic, but it should be ByungGil Rhee. For the record, just call him “Rhee.”
Page 2 Shadowood is also known to the community as Sigma Pi, not OD. The printer could not access the proper font, but the newsletter went to press without correction. Sorry guys! Page 4 The Board of Directors included Rhee Byun as the board member for Elsworth. Call me dyslexic, but it should be ByungGil Rhee. For the record, just call him “Rhee.”
Page 6 Regarding the co-op mailboxes, there is no specific individual Atlantis assigned to perform the tasks of Colemail to or taking theSteve important from the office, therefore if you Bower stop by, please take mail BACK Erin Wright to your house. If you are coming in, please also cart along the mail Elsworth at your house! Byun Rhee
Page 6 Regarding the co-op mailboxes, there is no specific individual assigned to perform the tasks of taking the important mail to or from the office, therefore if you stop by, please take mail BACK to your house. If you are coming in, please also cart along the mail at your house!
Page 6 Regarding the co-op mailboxes, there is no specific individual assigned to perform the tasks of taking the important mail to or from the office, therefore if you stop by, please take mail BACK to your house. If you are coming in, please also cart along the mail at your house!
Board of Directors Revisited If you share a bathroom with females, be sure to put the toilet seat down! Even if the bathroom is for all
Ferency Katie Rehahn
males, don’t neglect your female friend’s casualties.
Hedrick Dave Gibbs
WhatOdin was that number again??? Ozdil Miles
New Community
Atlantis 207 Bogue Bower Crystal Willeford127 Whitehills Orion Elsworth 711 W. Grand River Ferency Brian Cramer 146 Collingwood —– Phoenix Hedrick 140 Collingwood Miles Steve Marsh 152 Collingwood RaftCommunity Hill New 425 Ann Laura Satterfield Orion 501 M.A.C. Shadowood —— Phoenix Kevin McCarty 239 Oakhill Raft Hill 420 Evergreen Toad Lane Shadowood Jeanette Maurice 505 M.A.C. Toad Lane 415 Ann
337-2762 351-4490 337-3236 332-0846 332-0844 337-3990 351-3820 332-2517 351-3713 337-2977 332-3844 332-3973
Mission Statement Our cooperative principles promote quality housing and services. As individuals we are empowered through democratic participation to create a community equally accessible to all. As an organization we are committed to expand the Cooperative movement.
June 5, 2001 MSU Student Housing Corporation 317 Student Services Bldg. Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824 Phone: 517-355-8313 Fax: 517-355-9576 Email: coop@msu.edu
Remember to submit! The Pine Press will be published roughly every two weeks.
Officers and Staff of SHC President
Megan Burt New Community 351-3820 burtmega@msu.edu
Executive VP
Roy Jorgensen Ferency 332-0846 jorgen33@msu.edu
VP of Educ.
Kelly M. Hoover New Community 351-3820 hooverke@msu.edu
Corp. Treasurer Mary Sturbaum Atlantis — 337-2762 sturbaum@msu.edu VP of Membership Amber Bardon Bower — 351-4490 abardon@mindspring.com STAFF
Volume H, Issue 2
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Dates to keep in mind for this summer BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
First meeting down, six more to go! Become part of the decision process along with your house board rep.
First meeting down, six more to go! Become part of the decision process along with your house board rep.
Summer session meetings are Thursdays at p.m. in 328A of Student Services.
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June 7, 21 July 5, 19
Summer session meetings are Thursdays at 7 p.m. in 328A of Student Services. June 7, 21
August 2, 16
July 5, 19
August 2, 16
E-mail Megan Burt (President) with any questions or concerns at burtmega@msu.edu.
E-mail Megan Burt (President) with any questions or concerns at burtmega@msu.edu.
NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION
NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION
If you missed New Member Orientation, then you missed out on many of the reasons people choose co-ops, where exactly your money goes, and also a great spread from the Olive Garden!
If you missed New Member Orientation, then you missed out on many of the reasons people choose co-ops, where exactly your money goes, and also a great spread from the Olive Garden!
E-mail Amber Bardon at: abardon@mindspring.com.
E-mail Amber Bardon at: abardon@mindspring.com.
EDUCATION OFFICER TRAINING
EDUCATION OFFICER TRAINING
If you are the Education Officer for your house, If you are the Education Officer for your house, be sure to attend the Education Officer Member be sure to attend the Education Officer Member Training Tuesday, June 12, 2001, at BW3s. Training Tuesday, June 12, 2001, at BW3s. Contact Kelly Hoover, VPE, for more Contact Kelly Hoover, VPE, for more information. information. Interested in adding— more flavor to your meals? Interested in planting — a vegetable hooverke@msu.edu 351-3820 hooverke@msu.edu 351-3820 garden,
How does YOUR garden grow? with financial assistance from the Lansing area?
Look for the 94 cent waffle cone offer from
OTHER OTHER Well, here’s your opportunity to do all that and more! If you have an important date, let us know! EIf you have an important date, let us know! EGarden Project of the Greater Lansing Food offers: mail The coop@msu.edu. mailBank coop@msu.edu.
Baskin Robbins in the
Free community garden plots
State News on the first
Home garden rototilling for low-income households
Thursday of each
Free seeds, fertilizer, and plants Workshops, newsletters, and other gardening information
month!
Enclosed with this newsletter is the 2001 Registration form to begin the process for planting your own garden. Time and effort are big players in maintaining a garden for your home. Also, you will need to have enough space to plant a plot efficient for use for your household. The sun must also hit that area for a good portion of the day in order to see any results. Some of the vegetable options include tomatoes, peppers, squash, green beans, and even mustard. Discuss this exciting option at your next house meeting! If you have any other questions, be sure to call the Garden Project office at
887-4660.