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Birmingham RG North Alabama Mensa was well represented at the
April 4-6 Birmingham RG as expected and, After the show they graciously Although Matilda died a few years ago at the age
of The Bartons also produced their laid back rabbit for us. April FS&M North
Alabama Mensa At the direction of our national office we are revising our bylaws. Mike Wilkinson, who is leading this effort, has incorporated changes required by the national office as well as changes requested by the ExCom into a revised version. Both our ExCom and the national bylaws committee have carefully considered and approved the proposed revisions. The final step in this process is for our membership to vote on the revised version before May 30. A majority of those voting is needed for passage. We encourage you to download the current Bylaws as well as the proposed Revised Bylaws (with changes marked in color) and submit your vote by downloading and mailing your ballot to Travis Hardin or providing the following information. NAME
___________ Return Ballot
to: March Dinner Meeting
The March Dinner meeting featured H Metropolitan Washington Mensa and Maryland Mensa announce Early Cinco de Mayo, a joint regional gathering in Gaithersburg, Maryland on the first weekend of May (2 through 4). See the RG flyer and registration form on http://www.mwm.org/MWMRG08.pdf for more information.
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Alabama Special Monthly Dinner Meeting From:
Cristina Hinkle chinkle@cohesionforce.com The
plan for Sunday, April 20th: Please invite potential members as guests or encourage some current members to join us for their first event! It will be fun! For more information and to RSVP, please email Cristina Hinkle at chinkle@cohesionforce.com, or 256.337.7296. Mensa Admission TestApril 26, 2008If you're interested in becoming a member of Mensa, you are welcomed to attend the next scheduled, supervised test on April 26, 2008 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The test will be held at the Huntsville Madison County Public Library Main Branch, 915 Monroe St., Huntsville, AL, on the first floor, rooms A&B. The Mensa admission tests takes two hours to complete and are composed of two tests featuring questions involving logic and deductive reasoning. If you score at or above the 98th percentile on either of the two tests, you'll qualify and be invited to join Mensa. Please note that American Mensa cannot test individuals younger than 14 years of age. Also, if English isn't your primary language, American Mensa offers a battery of culture fair, non-language tests. The culture fair battery is available by appointment only. Further, please note that individuals can only take a test or test battery once. Registration and testing will take approximately 2 hours. Walk-ins will be accepted, but in order to reserve a spot, please send a check for the amount of $40 made out to American MENSA to cover the cost of the test. Picture identification (i.e. drivers license) is required to register and take the test. Children under the age of 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at registration. For further information, contact Rich Randall, north Alabama MENSA Testing Coordinator, 114 Shoalford Rd., Huntsville, AL 35806, r2rplus4@bellsouth.net. |
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Mensa is a social organization
formed by and for people who have scored above the 98th percentile on a
recognized IQ test. Mensa has three stated purposes; to identify
and foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity, to encourage
research in the nature, characteristics and uses of intelligence, and to
promote stimulation intellectual and social opportunities for its
members.
Address comments to: Bob Ward,
Webmaster bward@hiwaay.net
Copyright (c) 2000 American Mensa Limited. The Mensa logo is a registered trademark of
Mensa International Limited and American Mensa Limited, all rights reserved.
Mensa does not hold any opinion or have, or express, any political or
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