Regional newsletters - Revision history

Seanmiller at 10:56, 6 March 2008

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Gareth Jones at 13:24, 4 March 2008

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Andyfarrell at 17:43, 19 August 2007

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Andyfarrell at 17:42, 19 August 2007

2007-08-19T17:42:39Z

Andyfarrell: New page: In addition to the Mensa Magazine, British Mensa sends most members a '''regional newsletter''' each month. These are normally included in the '''Mensa Magazine''' mailing and are ...

2007-08-19T17:42:08Z

New page: In addition to the Mensa Magazine, British Mensa sends most members a '''regional newsletter''' each month. These are normally included in the '''Mensa Magazine''' mailing and are ...

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In addition to the [[Mensa Magazine]], [[British Mensa]] sends most members a '''regional newsletter''' each month. These are normally included in the '''Mensa Magazine''' mailing and are a black and white printed A5 format newsletter of 8 pages.

The exception to this system is the [[Channel Islands]] which is considerably smaller in population than the other regions. Their newsletter is four colour pages in A4 format, and is printed in-house at the British Mensa Office and sent to members on a quarterly basis. It is produced using equipment for the production of SIG newsletters.

The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.

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 * SOUTH EAST - 		'''Semantics'''
-* SOUTH WEST - 		'''Scrumpy'''
+* SOUTH WEST - 		'''[[Scrumpy]]'''
 * [[WALES]] - '''[[Bwrdd]]'''

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 In addition to the [[Mensa Magazine]], [[British Mensa]] sends most members a '''regional newsletter''' each month. These are normally included in the '''Mensa Magazine''' mailing and are a black and white printed A5 format newsletter of 8 pages.
-The exception to this system is the [[Channel Islands]] which is considerably smaller in population than the other regions. Their newsletter is four colour pages in A4 format, and is printed in-house at the British Mensa Office and sent to members on a quarterly basis. It is produced using equipment for the production of SIG newsletters.
+* CENTRAL - 		'''The Messenger'''
 The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size to avoid the severe limitations of 8 A5 pages, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.

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 The exception to this system is the [[Channel Islands]] which is considerably smaller in population than the other regions. Their newsletter is four colour pages in A4 format, and is printed in-house at the British Mensa Office and sent to members on a quarterly basis. It is produced using equipment for the production of SIG newsletters.
-The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.
+The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size to avoid the severe limitations of 8 A5 pages, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.
 [[Category:Official publications]]

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	The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.		The newsletters are all edited by volunteers. Some prosper and have agitated for an increase in size, while others struggle and need to fill their pages with internet humour.
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