[sac-forum] Re: Curious

I'm also an AL "member at large", so no offense to the AL. Folks in the AL like Brenda and Dave Branchett, Scott Kranz, and Steven Nathan have all been very helpful to me. But as a member of both, I don't see that the SAC would gain anything with an AL affiliation. 

David Hofland
Director, Student Services
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Jacksonville State University
256.782.5276
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Rick, ditto.

AJ Crayon
Phoenix, AZ
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To my recollection of conversations regarding AL membership & SAC, there just doesn't seem to be enough benefit to members or interest to warrant the expense of membership. 

Rick


---- Stan Gorodenski <stanlep@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I just received the Dec issue of Reflector, a publication of the
Astronomical League. In it is an article about Jeff Medkeff. I wondered
how I got it but then I discovered from the address that it came from
The Prescott Astronomy Club because of my membership in the club. It
came with a membership directory and so I looked for SAC. I could find
the Phoenix Astronomical Society, RTMC, the Desert Foothills Astronomy
Club, the Tucson Astronomical League, and the Roswell Astronomy Club
where we used to live in 1957-1959. Why is SAC not a member? I seem to
recall this may have been discussed some time in the past but do not
remember what was said.
Stan

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