Darlene Criss - Revision history

DanTheWebmaster at 03:38, 15 October 2011

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DanTheWebmaster at 02:33, 5 September 2008

2008-09-05T02:33:52Z

FooArg: Darlene passed away this morning. Ralph Rudolph passed the news on via email.

2008-04-24T05:56:22Z

Darlene passed away this morning. Ralph Rudolph passed the news on via email.

DanTheWebmaster at 23:18, 18 August 2007

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DanTheWebmaster at 17:26, 18 August 2007

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DanTheWebmaster at 14:09, 5 August 2007

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Andyfarrell at 09:22, 4 March 2007

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DanTheWebmaster at 22:38, 10 September 2005

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 '''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas|Wichita, Kansas]]) was a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]].  For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time.  She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.
-In August, 2001 she was honored with the American Mensa Margot Award. She was only the tenth recipient in the 21-year history of the award.
+In August, 2001 she was honored with the American Mensa Margot Award. She was only the tenth recipient in the 21-year history of the award. The Margot Award is the most prestigious award given to members of the high IQ society. Established in 1980, the honor is given periodically in recognition of outstanding service to Mensa.
 Criss has been a member of Mensa since 1974. Her service to the society has included work on the local, regional, national, and international levels. She served as a regional vice chairman for American Mensa for three years and has held the office of chairman, past chairman, first vice chairman, and secretary of the American Mensa Committee. She has also served on the international board of directors.

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−	'''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas\|Wichita, Kansas]]) is a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]]. For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa\|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time. She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.	+	'''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas\|Wichita, Kansas]]) was a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]]. For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa\|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time. She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.

	In August, 2001 she was honored with the American Mensa Margot Award. She was only the tenth recipient in the 21-year history of the award.		In August, 2001 she was honored with the American Mensa Margot Award. She was only the tenth recipient in the 21-year history of the award.

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 '''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas|Wichita, Kansas]]) is a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]].  For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time.  She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.
 Criss was one of the formal complainants in the controversial [[Judy Dosse]] hearing.
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	'''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas\|Wichita, Kansas]]) is a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]]. For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa\|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time. She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.		'''Darlene Criss''' (of [[wikipedia:Wichita, Kansas\|Wichita, Kansas]]) is a prominent [[American Mensa]]n best known for editing ''[[Isolated M]]'' (affectionately known as the "Little Green Rag"), a publication founded by [[Harper Fowley]]. For a period of a few minutes, Criss was [[chairman of American Mensa]] due to the resignation of [[Dick Amyx]] during the [[Annual Business Meeting of American Mensa]] at the [[1995 Annual Gathering of American Mensa\|1995 AG]]; however, because she had already left to catch a flight, she was unaware of her chairmanship at the time. She subsequently served on the [[American Mensa Committee]] as Past Chairman, and on the [[Hearings Committee of American Mensa]], due to her previous status (however brief) as Chairman.
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		+	Criss was one of the formal complainants in the controversial [[Judy Dosse]] hearing.

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−	* [http://~~www~~.dcn.~~davis.ca.us~~/~sander/mensa/elec95.html Discussion of 1995 chairmanship succession]	+	* [http://members.dcn.org/sander/mensa/elec95.html#amyx Discussion of 1995 chairmanship succession]

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 * [http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~sander/mensa/elec95.html Discussion of 1995 chairmanship succession]
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