[Drama-Committee] College View
Hey guys, Just thought I'd forward on part of an email that College View sent me today about the awards. The first part is one of the questions I was asked and below that is the response I sent. It's all ridiculous. If they try to ask you about the awards you are best off just ignoring them. 5. I've been told by a source that you were looking to try to change an element of how the awards would be run - which would have given Drama an advantage, but was overruled. Can you explain this a bit more to me, and what would you say that you were looking to give Drama an advantage in the awards? 5. I have no idea who told you this. As I said before, the only element of the awards that I was trying to change was the introduction of a marking scheme, which I think everyone will agree would make the awards more transparent and ensure that the best societies won. I don't know how this would benefit Drama over other societies and I find it quite offensive that people are doubting my impartiality. I would also like to make it clear that the Awards are meant to be fun for societies and should be treated as such. I find it extremely negative of the College View to try to make a story out of this, while ignoring all the brilliant achievements and recent intervarsity successes of DCU Societies. I think that this is symptomatic of the negative attitude employed by your newspaper. Perhaps your readers might enjoy hearing about the positive impact of societies on the university instead of the College View turning what is meant to be something which rewards society involvement into the latest "scandal". Jen -- Jennifer Tweed SPC Chairperson 2009/2010 DCU Drama Treasurer 2009/2010
FOR THE LOVE OF FIONNUALA. On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 7:29 PM, Jennifer Tweed <treasurer@dcudrama.ie>wrote:
Hey guys,
Just thought I'd forward on part of an email that College View sent me today about the awards. The first part is one of the questions I was asked and below that is the response I sent. It's all ridiculous. If they try to ask you about the awards you are best off just ignoring them.
5. I've been told by a source that you were looking to try to change an element of how the awards would be run - which would have given Drama an advantage, but was overruled. Can you explain this a bit more to me, and what would you say that you were looking to give Drama an advantage in the awards?
5. I have no idea who told you this. As I said before, the only element of the awards that I was trying to change was the introduction of a marking scheme, which I think everyone will agree would make the awards more transparent and ensure that the best societies won. I don't know how this would benefit Drama over other societies and I find it quite offensive that people are doubting my impartiality.
I would also like to make it clear that the Awards are meant to be fun for societies and should be treated as such. I find it extremely negative of the College View to try to make a story out of this, while ignoring all the brilliant achievements and recent intervarsity successes of DCU Societies. I think that this is symptomatic of the negative attitude employed by your newspaper. Perhaps your readers might enjoy hearing about the positive impact of societies on the university instead of the College View turning what is meant to be something which rewards society involvement into the latest "scandal".
Jen
-- Jennifer Tweed SPC Chairperson 2009/2010 DCU Drama Treasurer 2009/2010
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-- Maeve McQuillan 57348398 Associate Producer - HAIR The Musical - The Helix 2010 Secretary for DCU Drama 09/10 CS3 Class Rep 09/10 Office of Student Life Committee 09/10 Stars In Their Eyes Producer 2009
Holla... you kicked ass lovie!!!x On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 7:59 PM, Maeve McQuillan - Secretary for DCU Drama < sec@dcudrama.ie> wrote:
FOR THE LOVE OF FIONNUALA.
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 7:29 PM, Jennifer Tweed <treasurer@dcudrama.ie>wrote:
Hey guys,
Just thought I'd forward on part of an email that College View sent me today about the awards. The first part is one of the questions I was asked and below that is the response I sent. It's all ridiculous. If they try to ask you about the awards you are best off just ignoring them.
5. I've been told by a source that you were looking to try to change an element of how the awards would be run - which would have given Drama an advantage, but was overruled. Can you explain this a bit more to me, and what would you say that you were looking to give Drama an advantage in the awards?
5. I have no idea who told you this. As I said before, the only element of the awards that I was trying to change was the introduction of a marking scheme, which I think everyone will agree would make the awards more transparent and ensure that the best societies won. I don't know how this would benefit Drama over other societies and I find it quite offensive that people are doubting my impartiality.
I would also like to make it clear that the Awards are meant to be fun for societies and should be treated as such. I find it extremely negative of the College View to try to make a story out of this, while ignoring all the brilliant achievements and recent intervarsity successes of DCU Societies. I think that this is symptomatic of the negative attitude employed by your newspaper. Perhaps your readers might enjoy hearing about the positive impact of societies on the university instead of the College View turning what is meant to be something which rewards society involvement into the latest "scandal".
Jen
-- Jennifer Tweed SPC Chairperson 2009/2010 DCU Drama Treasurer 2009/2010
_______________________________________________ Drama-Committee mailing list Drama-Committee@lists.redbrick.dcu.ie http://lists.redbrick.dcu.ie/mailman/listinfo/drama-committee
-- Maeve McQuillan 57348398
Associate Producer - HAIR The Musical - The Helix 2010 Secretary for DCU Drama 09/10 CS3 Class Rep 09/10 Office of Student Life Committee 09/10 Stars In Their Eyes Producer 2009
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-- Sinéad McDonald Production Supervisor Hair the Musical 2010 Vice Chair DCU Drama Society 2009/2010 DCU Pusscat Dolls Coordinator 2009/2010 Secretary DCU Drama Society 2008/2009 Class Rep CS2 2008/2009
participants (3)
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Jennifer Tweed -
Maeve McQuillan - Secretary for DCU Drama -
Sinéad McDonald