APSE dues are due
By APSE officers
Story posted on Oct. 30, 2006
Costly.
| OCTOBER 2006
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• APSE site, feedback needed (10/31)
• APSE dues are due (10/30)
• How we did it: Covering the Series, Detroit edition (10/29)
• How we did it: Covering the Series, St. Louis edition (10/28)
• How we did it: Coverage of UM-FIU brawl (10/27)
• Olympic credentials allotted (10/26)
• Battle just begun for San Francisco journalists (10/25)
• Sports and graphics, part 2 (10/24)
• Sports and graphics (10/23)
• 2007 Convention update (10/22)
• Sports and burnout (10/21)
• Sports section and humor, part 2 (10/20)
• Sports section and humor (10/19)
• Region report, part 2 (10/18)
• Region report, part 1 (10/17)
• Sports section and the Internet, part 2 (10/16)
• Sports section and the Internet (10/15)
• On the move, part 2 (10/14)
• On the move (10/13)
• China will be ready for Olympics, but will we? (10/12)
• Olympic credentials update (10/11)
• Football sections galore, part 3 (10/10)
• Football sections galore, part 2 (10/9)
• Football sections galore (10/8)
• Sports section and diversity (10/7)
• Sports sections and space, part 2 (10/6)
• Sports sections and space (10/5)
• Small newspapers and credentials (10/4)
• Ads on sports front, part 2 (10/3)
• Ads on sports front (10/2)
• Newspapers need to make room for mobile (10/1)
• Not your father's newsletter (9/29)
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That's an appropriate description for collecting APSE dues.
More than 735 dues notices were sent out on Sept. 1. The mailing cost APSE more than $500, including postage, copying, envelopes and stationary.
The response?
Just under 55 percent of last year's members have returned dues and information forms.
That means another mailing to 300 members and, if history is an indication, a third mailing for those who buried their notice on a pile on their desk.
Jan. 1 is the absolute deadline for receiving dues and information forms.
If they aren't in by then, the paper or member will not be included in the 2007 directory.
Perhaps more important to some is that the paper will not be eligible for the contest. At least one person from a paper must have paid dues for the paper to be eligible.
A second dues mailing went out Oct. 23.
If you have questions, contact Secretary/Treasurer Jack Berninger at (804) 741-1565 or jackapse@aol.com
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