 NSBLN, February xxxxxx, 2007
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Hello Network Participants,
Welcome to the latest publication the NSBLN Newsletter. This electronic publication is a summary of what activity has transpired within the Network's Virtual Office in the prior week.
What's Hot!
Last week's most important topic came from a Site Administrator's email focusing on finding and posting employment opportunities through the Network. Lee Keitt, NSBLN's Site Administrator, asked Network Participants to post any job availabilities you may know about. In addition, invite hiring managers, you know, to log in and join an employment resource our participants can access.
Also, the Network featured the activities of Dr. Rick Wright, noted Syracuse University Media Professor at the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Network Participants, from all around the country, called into Dr. Wright's streaming on-line Radio Show on Sunday to talk about the Super Bowl and other topics. A special Network survey was created to graphically tally the question: Where will you be watching the big game? Click here to see the results, and to add your own vote. Look forward to the Network announcing Dr. Wright's suggested topics weekly. Definitely, call in and support the show. Also, give a shout out to your fellow alumni and students.
Taking the Initial Surveys
Several of you took the "Initial Surveys." Thank you. If you have not participated in taking the polls, please do so. Instantly, you will see that your vote counts. Clicking on the link below will take you directly to the NSBLN Pulse Survey Page. Again, everyone should visit the "Initial Surveys" section on the "Pulse Survey" page. On that page, you will be asked to vote on several questions. In addition, all Participants -- especially, if you are a "Pending Participant", "Invited Guest" or a "Visitor" -- please make sure to stop by the Visitor's Lounge @ Marshall Street (a chat room on the Network, sort of a cyber cafe). Additional information concerning the Visitor's Lounge can be found further down on this page.
Your Assistance IS Needed
The NSBLN Web Development Team is looking for assistance managing this Newsletter and Web Portal. Please consider helping the Network out. Do you have web creation experience? Send your interest to the Site Admin.
Network Participation
It bears repeating: Participation is the key. Yes, the Network is asking you to be creative, communicative, opinionated, giving, or just dutiful to the Universe. Please visit the Network Virtual Office on a routine basis, and show that your intellectual footprint has value. Sometimes, to make a difference in your life or another person's life may mean just showing up. So, visit often! Make your presence meaningful. Help someone when they have a question or a problem. Pose your own questions.
We should encourage ourselves, and others, to step out of personal cocoons and vacuums in order to participate in social, spiritual, and intellectual intercourse. You would just be surprised at the power your words could have on another human being. Hence, we should help ourselves through networking.
Tell us: How are we doing? Look for the Network to be about continual technological change and improvement. If you can point the way to alternative approaches, we definitely need your assistance. Currently, The Network is working with a budget of zero dollars, and answers only to those who participate. We are not looking for money from anyone. If we ever decide, however, that working capital is crucial to the existence of the Network, it will be the Network Participants and the Advisory Board who will recommend the changes. Already, we have heard that there is a need to revamp the "sign-up" process, the application/questionnaire and possibly finding a more user-friendly electronic networking environment. We are working on these tasks and more. We do need (constructive) feedback and help. As a reminder, we would like to have someone volunteer as a survey master, and you may find additional Network positions that need to be filled in the NSBLN Classifieds section.
Featured Slideshow
The Network would like to continually request that Participants submit pictures of what is going on in their lives, be that "on campus" or "in the real world". We will choose among the submissions to feature in upcoming publications of the NSBLN Newsletter. To participate, you must be a Network Participant. Please properly identify your electronic submissions with facts and captions. The best way to do this is to log-in the Virtual Office and look for [FORUMS => Featured Slideshow]. There, you may attached your photos. We have limited space, therefore, please minimize your file size prior to uploading. We truly want to see what is going on in your lives. To all who participate, you are granting a release to the Network and giving the Network the right to publish your photo content. Due to space limitations, on a periodic basis, all photos will be purged. Please do not send photos in the US mail. They will not be scanned nor returned. Sorry.
Lee Keitt, NSBLN Site Administrator and Acting NSBLN Newsletter Editor
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Editor's Choice
Featured Post | Network 2007 Focus: Careers and Jobs
"To those interested in the Network:
With the launch of the NSBL Network's web portal and newsletter behind us, we are now about the task of meeting our participants needs. [This is worth repeating] | 
Lee Keitt '76 |
| The on-going need for most of us is and will be "careers and jobs." There are other networking areas, such as socializing, intellectual exchange, mentoring, news announcements, etc. However, career choice and management, and job search are paramount to having a fulfilling existence. For some of us, this will mean working for other people; and for others of us, becoming entrepreneurs.
The Network is a place to post employment and self-employment opportunities. As well, we would suggest that you refer any and all Human Resources and Employment Recruiters, whom you may know, to the Network. If you prefer, you may forward employment availabilities by self-posting in the Network's Virtual Office or by sending email to JobSubmit@nsblnetwork.org. Or, click here to reach an alternate approach.
Please forward this message to key personnel and friends. They may visit, and decide to sign-up. Let it be known that the Network is an electronic networking hub connecting several official and unofficial Syracuse University-related groups, as well as "Friends of Syracuse.'"
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| Network Announcements | - Call in to Dr. Rick Wright's Radio Show Every Sunday. 1/14/2007
- Verification for SU Alumni Directory 12/30/2006
- Is that You in The Top Banner? 1/4/2007
- Updates from Program Development Office 1/14/2007
- Visitors - Very Important! Do Not Click on "My Account" 1/14/2007
- Jazz CBT Feb 18th 1/21/2007
- 3RD ANNUAL SU ALUMNI PARTY - NYC 1/22/2007
- S.U. Alumni Jazz Party, February 18th 1/28/2007
- Newhouse School Establishes Turner Diversity Fellowship 2/2/2007
- Orangebytes Monthly Newsletter 2/9/2007
- "Freedom's Call" The Film and the Evening @ Lubin House 2/9/2007
- Network Group and Site Admins List 2/14/2007
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| Featured Upcoming Events | August 21 to August 31, 2007 "Sold Out!"-Evelyn Walker, 12/21/06
Wait List Now Available |  | CLASSIC IMPALA TOUR
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
GARDEN ROUTE SPLENDOUR COACH TOUR
ITINERARY
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS
RECOMMENDED READING
REGISTRATION FORM
RESERVATION TERMINATION
SYRACUSE MANUSCRIPT
TRAVEL INSURANCE
WELCOME
PD HOME | December 18, 2006 Dear Alumnus: I am pleased to inform you that the trip is sold out! In a little over 7 months, 130 alumni and their guests will embark on this memorable journey! I look forward to seeing everyone in Johannesburg. Sincerely,
Larry Martin
Associate Vice President for Program Development
1987, the Office of Program Development has taken alumni on exciting getaways to the Bahamas, Jamaica, Cancun, Aruba, and Martha's Vineyard as part of our successful off-campus reunion program. As we sample the cultures of our exotic destinations, we have a lot of fun and we create great lasting memories (and some romance too). For some time, alumni have expressed a passionate desire to travel to Africa. At last, I am thrilled to report our dream is coming true. In August 2007, we will embark on CBT: Our Journey to South Africa! I invite you to join us on this historic trip to South Africa we will experience the people, culture, history, and beauty of this fascinating country. It will be the experience of a lifetime! Don't miss it! |
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| | | | | | | | The S.U. Posse was created after CBT VII. The need for Alumni to keep in touch with emails seemed like a logical progression. Folks wanted to stay in touch. The first emails went out with information about the recent CBT. This became the new vehicle for communication. The information we share concerns job opportunities, available scholarships, cultural events, and Syracuse University related topics of interest. The memberships spans from 1960's to 2006.
Joe H Cruz, IBM Global Financing, Northcastle Drive 2B-12, Armonk, N.Y. 10504-1785, Internet: jhcruz @ us.ibm.com, 914-765-6419 / 8-251-6419
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SU Blackbook | | SU Blackbook is a listserv created in 1998 by Ebony A. Dowtin (Newhouse '95) and Rahman Bugg (Newhouse '96) as a way for young black and latino Syracuse University alumni to connect and reconnect with one another. Over the years it has grown into a networking organization with a little over 300 members. For more information you can contact Ebony Dowtin at subira@aol.com. |
Friends of
Syracuse University
| FSU 2007 "K.I.T." Keep In Touch !!!
FSU has spent the last six months working with a few Alumni clubs and groups so that we can and could continue to Keep In Touch as we grow and prosper. Along the way we have forgotten about those who have fallen, and those who continue struggle along the way. As Syracuse alumni we have too much power as individuals and a GREATER resource magnet NOT to realize that we need to Come Together EVERDAY !! If it's not an alum who is in need, it's a student, or a family member, or (how about this one...) YOU!...ME!, yes, I along with a communtiy of our alumni struggled to get through 2006.
It's 2007 and by K.I.T. we can only help rather than hurt ourselves and respective communties. So, if you are on the West Coast, Central-Mountain Coast, East Coast, in the Carribean, South America, and elsewhere PASS the word or should I say PHRASE for 2007..."KEEP IN TOUCH"!!! LEARN IT, LIVE IT, LOVE IT....BECOME IT!!!!
Ben Green '85 FSU Advisor - email: fsugnewyork@hotmail.com
The F.S.U. is an Syracuse University alumni organization. Everyone has access to this group's content.
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| The Dr. Rick Wright Group | 
"Old School Sunday's With Dr. Rick Wright" radio show airs weekly, streaming live on your computer at www.power1069.com. Tune in! Keep in touch with Network announcements and what's going on Campus and around the world. | The Best Music...
The Most Popular Guests...
The Baddest Show on the Radio! Call in between 12 Noon and 6PM at (315)-428-1069 to Power 106.9 FM. Check the Network or your Friday emails for Dr. Wright's upcoming show topics. BE A GUEST ON THE SHOW!
For all guest requests and media inquiries regarding Dr. Wright:
Ralphie - Executive Producer, Old School Sunday's
ralphie@lilralphie.com or 315.472.9797 |
"DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. - AN INCREDIBLE MENTOR AND INSPIRATIONAL LEADER." -Dr. Wright's content, last week, continued to highlight Black History Month profiles. | | Roosevelt "Rick" Wright, Jr. is a professor in the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, where he teaches courses in radio and television announcing and performance, radio and television commercial and continuity writing, and radio station operations, management, programming, engineering, and finance. Before joining the Syracuse faculty in 1975, he was an adjunct professor of radio, television, and film at Howard University, assistant professor of educational media, radio and television at North Carolina Central University, director of educational media at Delaware State University, and instructor of educational media and associate director of the audiovisual center at Elizabeth City State University. |
Latest Featured Entries
Found in the NSBLN Content Library, Contacts, New Participants and Knowledge Base | 
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The Daily Orange
Week of 2007-01-22
Daily Leading Stories and Stories of Note
[Links to articiles can be found in the Network's KNOWLEDGE BASE]
Friday, January 28, 2007
Abstract: IFC enforces no 'drinking games' policy - As of Sunday, Jan. 21, the Syracuse University Interfraternity Council began the enforcement of a no "drinking games" policy in all IFC fraternity houses, according to IFC President Michael Schottenstein.All fraternity and sorority presidents - as well as members of the executive boards of the five governing councils in the Greek Communit...
Thursday, January 25, 2007
Abstract: News A1 - Getting paid hundreds of dollars to serve as a leader of a student organization might seem like a dream come true. But for a few Syracuse University student organizations, it is a reality. Student Association and the Residence Hall Association are two of the largest student organizations on campus, and both reward their leaders with stipends. ...
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Abstract: Butt Out - Long Island's Suffolk County did it in 2005. Its neighbor, Nassau County, in 2006. And in 2007, Syracuse's Onondaga County was going to join the other two New York counties - as well as Alabama, Alaska, New Jersey and Utah - by increasing the minimum age to buy cigarettes and other tobacco products from 18 to 19 years. The Daily Orange - ...
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Abstract: Leader of the pack - The chief sat the "suspect" down, but the tough career cop didn't administer the stern justice the offender feared.Tony Callisto has run a jail full of criminals. And, his wife says, he can lay down the law at home. But no, Callisto told his 12-year-old son, there'd be no punishment for letting the dog slip out the back door, a trans...
Monday, January 22, 2007
Abstract: SA's 51st Session swears in - Student Association President Ryan Kelly announced his plans to increase communication between students and SA in his swearing-in speech last night.SA representatives and invited guests met at the Goldstein Alumni & Faculty Center Sunday at 6:30 p.m. for the 51st Installation Ceremony, the official swearing-in for SA Pres...
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| New Participants
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| Contacts Accumulation Activity
NOTE: Anyone may place important or helpful industrial contacts in the CONTACTS area. [Please make sure the contact data are sharable with "Everyone" not "Personal"]
Recent Additions: Elicia Felix, Douglas Serton, Charles Jackson, Nelly Borda-Pucci, and Charles Mardiks
Recent Updates: None | 
| List of articles and posts,
that are featured for an extended period of time in the
NSBLN Virtual Office
|  | NSBLN presents the Network's inaugural on-line interview. Our guest is SU alumnus Bill Francis. Bill communicates in words that are reflective and inspiring to you, to me, and future alumni. We explore how this man is moved and how he feels about certain social conditions. The entire transcript of the interview is available for you to read on the NSBL Network. [CONTENT LIBRARY=> "The Bill Francis Interview "]
Keyword search: Bill Francis | | Syracuse 8 Tribute Article - J. Cruz
Syracuse 8 Tribute Ceremony Oct 20-21
Keyword search: [CONTENT LIBRARY=> "Syracuse 8 Tribute"] |
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Actual Video of The Syracuse 8: Chancellor's Medal for Courage Ceremony, Oct 20-21 Runtime: 1hr 44min,
streaming from Whitman School of Management, Copyright: Syracuse University
Keyword search: Chancellor's Medal, [KNOWLEDGE BASE => "Chancellor's Medal "] |
| 2007 Scholarships and Internships - [KNOWLEDGE BASE => Scholarships and Internships ] - Keyword search: Scholarships |
| Social Networking - In cooperation with the US Department of Homeland Security, the NY State Office of Cyber Security and Critical Infrastructure Coordination, and the Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center, DoITT’s IT Security Team is pleased to provide this Security Awareness Newsletter. This edition offers some advice on how you and your family can avoid publishing too much personal information over the Internet...Keyword search: [KNOWLEDGE BASE=> "social networking"] | | | | | | |
A Featured Slideshow |
3rd Annual NYC SU Alumni Reunion Party
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| Click here to enter the NSBLN Virtual Office | Headers: Recent Ten Posts * The following is an abbreviated summary of current content that can be found in "What's New" of the NSBLN Virtual Office aka the "Network" | Message Forums | Biden is graduate of SU/ CAN A 2/7/2007
Scholarship: University of Hou 2/7/2007
Art Monk 2/7/2007
Oprah discovers The Secret 2/7/2007
DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN - AFTER WORK 2/7/2007
S.U. Alumni Jazz Party Feb. 18 2/7/2007
THE COVENANT In Action Tour 2/7/2007
WTO & Compassionate Slavery?! 2/6/2007
St. Clair Bourne - Recieves PA 2/6/2007
Top banner Names 2/4/2007 | Knowledge Base | Daily Orange 2007-02-07 2/7/2007
NALIP eWeekly 2007-02-07 2/7/2007
Room & Ride Share Admin Needed 2/6/2007
Daily Orange 2007-02-06 2/6/2007
SU JAZZ PARTY - DIRECTIONS 2/6/2007
Top Banner Recognition Results 2/6/2007
Daily Orange 2007-02-05 2/5/2007
Sunday Afternoon Jazz Party Re 2/5/2007
Tips for finding what you are 2/3/2007
Daily Orange 2007-02-02 2/2/2007 | Resources | BlackWebPortal 2/3/2007
Industry Ears 1/28/2007
Blog- Verna Smith 1/26/2007
The Newhouse Alumni Club of Metropolitan New York 1/14/2007
Verna Smith 1/4/2007
Dr. Rick Wright - streams weekly radio show on WPHR-FM, "Power 106.9" 12/21/2006
World`s Smallest Political Quiz 11/27/2006
The Internet`s Best Financial Calculators! 11/27/2006
Publish and Sell Worldwide 11/20/2006
A. Robinson Communications, LLC. (ARC) 11/17/2006 | Contacts | Elicia Felix Email Only
Douglas Serton 212-784- 2704
Charles Jackson 315-395-8540
Nelly Borda-Pucci 201-964-2381
Charles Mardiks 212-219-7560
Ebony Dowtin 301-755-2664
Benjamin Green, III 973-518-2605
Christopher Rose 212-556-8527
Monica Espinosa 310-395-8880
Rob Lewis | Content Library | NSBLN Newsletter 2007-01-08 1/8/2007
Current NSBLN Participants Application 12/10/2006
Syracuse 8 Tribute Ceremony Oct 20-21 10/23/2006
Syracuse 8 Tribute Article - J. Cruz 10/23/2006
2006_Scholarship_Directory 10/9/2006
Bill Francis Chat Interview (WP Ver.) 10/4/2006
Bill Francis Chat Interview (Word Ver.) 10/4/2006
Joe Cruz Spoke to Hispanic Students @ SU 9/25/2006
The Bill Francis Interview 9/14/2006
Washington D.C. Media Conference 8/23/2006 | Calendar Reminders | Prof. Gwendolyn Pough @ L 4/12/2007
S.U. Alumni Jazz Apprecia 2/18/2007
Discus - State of Black E 2/14/2007
CAREER SEMINAR - MetLife 2/13/2007
NYC premiere of Freedom`s 2/7/2007
Orange All Access Free Tr 1/28/2007
Inside Scoop on Getting A 1/16/2007
Martin Luther King Day 1/15/2007
Magazine Reception at Lub 1/12/2007
NSBLN Portal and Newslett 1/8/2007 | * All posts above have been captured using the "Visitor" Account. Your own account would be personalized and customized according to your wishes. Please expect to see differences. |
NSBLN Portal:
News and Announcements | Public Release
The NSBL Network started with just a Virtual Office environment to conduct all business. Now we have added two major tools to increase communications:
This Newsletter
and the
NSBLN Web Portal
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If you have questions, we have prepared a FAQ. Click the link above.
Click here to see selected screenshots of the Network's Virtual Office.
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| Upcoming Alumni Events | 
| | FSU | African American History Month
February 7, 2007 - FSU Joseph I. Lubin House & Program Development present the NYC premiere of Freedom's Call - 6-8pm RSVP by Jan. 20th 2007 at 212-826-1449 , email: sulubin@syr.edu
April 19, 2007 - The Office Of Program Development Distinguished Lecture Series presents - Prof. Gwendolyn Pough, Sr.Faculty member on women's studies, writing & rhetoric. Speaking on "The Impact of Hip Hop on the American Culture. 6-8pm RSVP by April 12, 2007 - lubin@syr.edu or 212-826-0320
ON CAMPUS
February 21, 2007
The Office of Program Development in conjunction with The office of Multicultural Affairs presents an alumni panel discussion on The State of Black Entrepreneurship in the 21st Century. 6-8pm Rm.304B Schine Student Center - RSVP pdevelop@syr.edu - 315-443-2399 by Feb. 14 2007
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| | Office Of
Program
Development | CBT: Our Journey to South Africa!
August 21 to August 31, 2007
Sold OUT! - Wait List Now Available
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Employment Ops Recently Mentioned on the Network* | Job
Title | Location | Originating
Group | JobOp - RESIDENCE DIRECTOR @ The College of New Rochelle 01/28/2007 | New Rochelle, NY | LANSU | JobOp - 2 sports production assistants - Broadcasting 01/18/2007 | Atlanta, GA | SU BLACKBOOK/FSU | JobOp - VOC Counselor opportunity - 01/09/2007 | Brooklyn, NY | SU Posse | JobOp - Administrative Specialist, Offc. of Prog. Dev., 01/03/2007 | Syracuse, NY | SU Posse/Prog Dev. | JobOp - Administrative Coordinator 12/26/2006 | Doha, Qatar | SU Posse | JobOp - Exec. Dir. position for Communities in School, 12/24/2006 | Newark NJ | SU Posse | JobOp - Development Associates - Donor Relations, 12/21/2006 | College Park, MD or Middletown, CT | SU Posse/Prog Dev. | JobOp - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, 12/10/2006 | Silver Springs, MD | SU Posse/Prog Dev. | JobOp - ESPN - producers, assoc... 12/7/2006 | NYC, NY | SU Posse/Prog Dev. | JobOp - DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR 12/7/2006 | Harlem, New York | SU Posse/Prog Dev | JobOp - DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATE 12/7/2006 | Harlem, New York | SU Posse/Prog Dev | JobOp - Internships at Microsoft 12/6/2006 | ??? | SU Posse/Prog Dev | JobOp - In Search Of A Grant Writer!!! 12/01/2006 | ??? | FSU | Log on the Network for details and more recent information. Keyword Search: Job
*Only Full Participants and Invited Guests have access to "JobOp: Postings." If you are a Visitor, please consider applying as a "Participant."
Click Here For the NSBLN Application.
Interested in a career with Syracuse University, please visit online at www.sujobopps.com.
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| Network Participant Content | - | Bloggers: Respectful and responsible Bloggers may display their web addresses in the Virtual Office. Site Admin.
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"ON Topic" * | This week's topic for discussion is:
"I agree with Sen. Obama that escalation is not the answer in Iraq!"
Last week's topic for discussion was:
I am personally offended by the n-word.
* If you have a future topic or question for others to consider, log on to the Network and post it under [FORUMS =>"ON Topic"] | 
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Visitor's
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Street | Welcome! | Welcome Visitors to the Newhouse School Black and Latino Network (NSBLN). Expect to find here a highly structured social networking environment, formulated on a business model. This network is in beta release and under continual improvement. Moreover, major components of the Network already include the following features: The content of the NSBL Network is whatever participants respectfully place here. Hence, if you see something you like or dislike, give us some feedback. If you would like to suggest improvements, please give us feedback at the NSBLN Virtual Office [FORUMS => "Feedback"]. Think of this network as a work in progress. Syracuse University Alumni of color, with no funds, have started it. It is not a membership organization; yet, open to all who, at some level, are willing to participate. The Network attempts to provide a networking environment where the networking participant can find, in one place, many aspects of the SU Experience. The NSBL Network experiment is unique and progressive in comparison with existing University alumni web sites in that this network embraces participation beyond the University’s walls. The belief here is that there are non-SU people who can reciprocally contribute and benefit from networking with us, especially if they may happen to be “Captains of Industry” or people of influence. Perhaps one day, the University will see this effort as a prototype and may eventually provide a better networking experience. Until then, we ask you to bear with the Network’s structure. | Join the NSBL Network | Please apply to become a full Participant of this social networking network. Presently, there is no "membership" requirement to use this network. However, the Network does require participation, at some level. Participation can be as minimal as asking/answering questions; or as great as, helping out with network administration. | About the Visitor's Lounge | The Visitor's Lounge @ Marshall Street is a common chat room in the NSBL Network's Virtual Office, a cyber cafe. Marshall Street, for Syracusans, is a busy street where we congregate for good food, drink and conversations. Show up to the Network's Lounge and Visitors might meet and greet some Network Participants. Once logged on to the Network, everyone has access to this [CHAT ROOM => "Visitor's Lounge @ Marshall Street]. However, be warned, a group administrator will clear out the Visitor Lounge’s content transcripts on a periodic basis. Also, please make sure to visit and leave a comment in the NSBLN's Guestbook [FORUMS => "Guestbook"]. |
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