[sac-forum] Re: curious

SAC could do it the way TAAA does it. They just call it an option and add a $7.50 fee to the regular membership dues for those interested in AL. This could be considered a Club Benefit, but does add another burden onto the Treasurer to administrate plus the annual $10.00 Club payment. IMO the best way still is just for those interested in AL to become a Member-at-Large. 

Jack

David Hofland wrote:
Ditto Steve. David Hofland 
Director, Student Services
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Jacksonville State University
256.782.5276

    ----- Original Message -----
    *From:* Steve D. <mailto:fester00@xxxxxxxxxxx>
    *To:* SAC Forum <mailto:sac-forum@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
    *Sent:* Monday, December 01, 2008 1:32 PM
    *Subject:* [sac-forum] Re: curious

     >From what I gather from the AL website and this discussion, the
    main reason against joining AL is they have little to offer that SAC
    doesn't already have.  SAC is known worldwide for its observers,
    observing awards and lists and its deep sky database.  The AL would
    add only the Herscell II award, and SAC's board members have had a
    discussion about changing that.  (It didn't get far, probably my
    fault, but there it is.)  If SAC joined, who would get the
    newsletter, or would we just pass it around?

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