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Originally posted by dardenr
I think so. Every organization has some sort of bound volume available to its members. Sure, the CD is nice. But I want a book to be able to pull off of my shelf and look at whenever I want to. And let's not forget that we still live in an economically divided society. By only producing a CD-ROM History, the Fraternity forgets that not every college student can afford a computer of their own to view this data.
What are your thoughts?
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I completely agree with this whole paragraph.
So many groups are going the CD-ROM route and bagging the printed word and I HATE it. If I want to know how old so and so chapter is, I'm going to go to a book, not turn on the computer, put in the CD-ROM and search for it.
I believe that the average college student's computer use is being misinterpreted in many ways...this is one of them.
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