survey POPL '95 social events

cytron@kato.wustl.edu (Ron Cytron)
Fri, 13 May 1994 14:01:44 GMT

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From: cytron@kato.wustl.edu (Ron Cytron)
Keywords: conference, question
Organization: Washington University in St. Louis
Date: Fri, 13 May 1994 14:01:44 GMT

I am the general chair for POPL 95 and I solicit your input as to what
kind of social events would best suit POPL '95 and our San Francisco
location. The conference is 22-25 January


The conference will be Monday, Tuesday, and part of Wednesday, with
tutorials and workshops Sunday.


If you could reply by e-mail to me, answering the following questions, I
would greatly appreciate your help:


  1) If you were to attend POPL '95 would you prefer to
        a) Attend a banquet dinner at the hotel (Monday night); or
        b) Eat in San Francisco restaurants (the location is
              Union Square -- near good restaurants).


  2) Given conference financial constraints, please indicate
        your preference of the following options.


        (+5 = strongly prefer 0=don't care -5=strongly disfavor)


        a) A banquet dinner Monday night.
        b) A welcoming party (appetizers and such) Sunday night.
        c) An excursion Tuesday night.
        d) A mixer appetizer party Monday night.


  3) If an exursion were planned, again indicate your preferences:
        a) Something educational
        b) Something scenic
        c) Something historical
        d) Something that involves active participation


Reminder: Submissions are due by 22 July to Peter Lee.


Information on POPL 95 is available via World Wide Web at:
http://www.cs.cmu.edu:8001/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/petel/ftp/popl95/popl95.html




    Thanks!


    Ron Cytron
    Washington University in St. Louis


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