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November 02, 2005
Master Plan - Let's Formalize it!
http://wiki.case.edu/Master_Plan
There it is, folks. Click "Edit this Page" and write down what you know about the Master Plan. It's easy!
Greg Szorc started the Master Plan wiki stub awhile ago, but I have become frustrated with its lack of...well...anything. I put together what I'm calling a "basic framework" to encourage people to add to the page. Please add to it!
Posted by bec at November 2, 2005 02:30 PM
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Comments
Great idea! I've always wondered what was happening with the Master Plan.
Here's a shameless self bump.
Posted by: Ben at November 2, 2005 04:17 PM
another shameless bump... for a good initiative
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