We have set up an endowment to support a 'Women in Computer Science' scholarship and are actively seeking donations.

If you want to be involved, and we sincerely hope that you do, please visit http://wsufoundation.wsu.edu/giving/specify.asp and enter the name 'Linux Users Group Endowment for Women in Computer Science' in the box.

Thanks so much for your interest!

Update:

The event now has its own page: http://www.nerdyandthegreek.com

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Most of you are aware that over the summer a PR class conducted a study on the LUG. They felt, and I'm sure many of you agree, that the group could use an improved image. We've also been asked by the CS department to try and increase our female membership in the hopes that this will translate into increased female enrollment in the department.

The PR group offered a suggestion for that. They think that we should hold a social with a sorority.

Done laughing? No? I'll wait.

It sounds ridiculous; I'll give you that. But we've actually come up with a way to make it work.

So the LAN party went of reasonably well, considering that we had a monsoon which kept a lot of people away and power outages all through the night from the lightning. I was told the ETRL took a direct hit, but I didn't see it.

The only bit of business that was covered was setting a preliminary meeting time and agenda. The time that most people agreed on was every other Wednesday at 6pm. Our first meeting will be next Wednesday and I'll post the agenda in the event.

If you have a problem with this time or day-of-the-week, then please attach a comment here. It doesn't do anyone any good if you just decide not to show.

Voting has been closed and we now have new officers. We were unable to find a CEACC representative, so Haven will be standing in for now.

Position	Name
President	Ben Ford
Vice President	Dave Anderson
Treasurer	Devin Rider
Event Coordinator	Loren Hoffman
System Administrator	Matt Bailey and Jesse Yen
Clustermaster	Ben Waldher and Matt Bailey