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I agree entirely about venue.   Sorry if there's anyone out there from the
BA who's heard me say this before, but I'm sure that one of the reasons
why the real lay public doesn't show that much interest in attending their
meeting is because it's always held in a place which that many people find
intimidating - a university.    But yourselves in the shoes of somone who
hasn't been to university, and has never been in a lecture theatre, for
example.   You might well be worried about not being able to find your way
around the campus, how to behave and where to sit when you eventually find
your destination, and even whether or not you're really allowed inside
some of these places at all.   That goes for conference centres during
conferences too, though perhaps they are slightly less awe-inspiring.  
But you still can be made to feel like a complete outsider.


Mary

Mary Rice
Communications Consultant
Federation of European Cancer Societies
Avenue E Mounier 83
1200 Brussels
Belgium
Tel: +32 (0)2 775 02 03
Fax: +32 (0)2 775 0200
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