tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Tue Apr 01 13:34:56 1997

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When Lawrence and I got together briefly a couple of weekends ago my 
parents joined him and my family for lunch.  My mother is a member of 
a group of writers, and submitted a short piece to the local newspaper
about his visit.  The following item appeared in the paper's online
mailing list today.  

>Date:    Tue, 1 Apr 1997 10:07:54 -0500
>From:    Kokomo Tribune <[email protected]>
>Subject: KTonline's Lifestyle, Tuesday, April 1, 1997
>
>Here are some of the stories you'll find on the Lifestyle pages of today's
>Kokomo Tribune:
>
>[stories about immunizations, breakfasts, and a jazz show snipped]
>
>`Klingon' comes
>to Kokomo
>Dr. Lawrence Schoen, founder of the Klington Language Institute and editor of
>the organization's quarterly journal, "HolQeD," was in Kokomo recently.
>Trek Productions had invited Schoen to speak at the Star Trek Celebration, at
>the University Inn and Conference Center in West Lafayette. Garrett Wang, who
>plays Harry Kim in "Star Trek Voyager," also was at that convention.
>Alan Anderson transported Schoen to Kokomo's Rayn's Family Steak House, where
>he chatted with Trek fans.
>
>For all the news, sports and information you need, please pick up today's
>Kokomo Tribune.
>
>Mark K. Lyons
>Online editor
>Kokomo (Ind.) Tribune
>http://members.aol.com/ktonline

I had someone check a physical copy of the paper; unfortunately, the
misspelled "Klington" does appear in print (as does "Rayn's" instead 
of "Ryan's", which is a local restaurant and really ought to have been
spotted and corrected instantly).

wejpuH -- they chose to print it in the April 1 edition.  But now I 
have reason to believe they'll print my qepHom announcement instead of
simply laughing at it...

--
  Alan Anderson, professional programmer and amateur Klingonist
    proud member of the Klingon Language Institute since 1995
qo'mey poSmoH Hol -- language opens worlds -- http://www.kli.org/



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