Re: Possible "Alterna-conference" locations?

["Kay Ethier" <kethier -at- travelthepath -dot- com>]

I see your point (below).  Whether a university or college is selected might
be determined by their business focus.  For example, Duquesne University in
Pittsburgh PA USA is very business oriented-- to the point they invented
Saturday College geared toward businesspeople.  They have computer rooms,
dorms, transportation, and auditoriums.  They also interact with the local
business community.  If we can find a business-oriented school of some sort
in a central location we could definately keep costs down [over a hotel
setting].

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> Because I feel that many universities are on a
> year-round schedule, I don't think that UNIVERSITIES,
> per se, are the way to go. Couldn't we find a small
> college with air, rail, bus, and taxi service
> available to attendees?



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