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I'll consider this. I still have the plumbers but
they will finish, I hope, tomorrow or Friday. I checked the mail
in the mail-box on the second floor, the REED office and the
emeriti drawer in the English department and there was nothing
from Jackman. I was told before the REED board meeting that they
were meeting 'this month' that is in November but I remember Ed
saying the cheques were all written Dec 15 so I always assumed
they met in December. Since we sent in a formal application we
should get a response even if it is 'no'.
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