Now that would explain part of the reason why we don't have cruises on Lake Coeur d'Alene anymore.

Well, this is in the Collegiate Leadership Manual....maybe we alumnae can do it as long as AGD doesn't get blamed.;)

I don't see why the alumnae couldn't do it... alcohol was present on the ship but I never touched a drop of it and there were no "man overboard" cries... though we did almost leave someone in Nassau... but that was their own fault.

Maybe one year we could have rededication or VLC... since that is all alumnae.

I am totally in favor of having VLC on a cruise ship but I bet it would be very hard to get the alumnae to show up for the sessions! ;) :D

depends on the programming :D

seriously, though - this is giving me visions of some Love Boat episode.

GLG I thought of the same problem... the Ford people seemed to have a lot of planned activities while on the ship and in the morning before lunch and then the afternoons off. They also had meals in one of the restaurants and seemed to have "working" lunches. I promise that they had a lot of free time to get burnt and well liquored up.

If any big squirrels are reading this... I'll volunteer to head up the functionality committee to research the viablity of VLC at sea!

The only other problem is that people would have to make sure to arrive on time... because it isn't easy to get a flight to the next port. But that can be accomplished by arriving the night before the boat sets sail.. so that could be another night of VLC.

I can promise better beds and private baths!