Secretary - Revision history

Conrad Leviston: Reverted edits by 199.245.188.252 (Talk); changed back to last version by Simoncursitor

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Reverted edits by 199.245.188.252 (Talk); changed back to last version by Simoncursitor

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	Not everyone could write -- the '''secretary''' wrote for them, transferring their thoughts onto paper (or parchment).		Not everyone could write -- the '''secretary''' wrote for them, transferring their thoughts onto paper (or parchment).

199.245.188.252 at 01:20, 7 October 2007

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Simoncursitor: Categorising

2006-10-18T06:59:35Z

Categorising

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	Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.		Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.

			[[category: occupation (medieval)]]
	[[category:SCA officers]]		[[category:SCA officers]]

Tobin: Reverted edit of 216.137.100.48, changed back to last version by Cian

2005-11-16T18:52:55Z

Reverted edit of 216.137.100.48, changed back to last version by Cian

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			Not everyone could write -- the '''secretary''' wrote for them, transferring their thoughts onto paper (or parchment).
	ha ha ha ha ha ha h u moron eat my jucy balls ha h ah ah

			Not everyone could write well -- the secretary cast their spoken words into clear language for them.

			Not everyone could write legibily -- the secretary wrote (generally) in a clear hand which others could read, even where the [[language]] was different.

			Not everyone knew the same [[language]] -- the secretary could use [[Lingua Franca]] to ensure that "all men" had a chance of understanding his [[patron]]'s message.

			Some secretaries were also companions, [[chronicler]]s, factotums and body-servants for their patrons. Some even, over time, came to serve more than one patron, as their fame grew or fell, and their patrons' wealth fluctuated.

			==The Secretary of the SCA==
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			The [[Board of Directors]] of the [[SCA]] and the [[SCAA]] must have someone appointed as their secretary, who traditionally is responsible for managing correspondance and taking minutes at board meetings.

			Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.

			[[category:SCA officers]]



	i do hate u all





	and i mean it







	jo is stupid hey hey

216.137.100.48 at 16:32, 16 November 2005

2005-11-16T16:32:26Z

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			ha ha ha ha ha ha h u moron eat my jucy balls ha h ah ah
	Not everyone could write -- the '''secretary''' wrote for them, transferring their thoughts onto paper (or parchment).

	Not everyone could write well -- the secretary cast their spoken words into clear language for them.

	Not everyone could write legibily -- the secretary wrote (generally) in a clear hand which others could read, even where the [[language]] was different.

	Not everyone knew the same [[language]] -- the secretary could use [[Lingua Franca]] to ensure that "all men" had a chance of understanding his [[patron]]'s message.

	Some secretaries were also companions, [[chronicler]]s, factotums and body-servants for their patrons. Some even, over time, came to serve more than one patron, as their fame grew or fell, and their patrons' wealth fluctuated.

			jesse is an ass yo man
	==The Secretary of the SCA==
	The [[Board of Directors]] of the [[SCA]] and the [[SCAA]] must have someone appointed as their secretary, who traditionally is responsible for managing correspondance and taking minutes at board meetings.

	Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.


	[[category:SCA officers]]


			i do hate u all





			and i mean it







			jo is stupid hey hey

Cian: category:SCA officers

2005-02-11T01:54:50Z

category:SCA officers

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	Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.		Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.

			[[category:SCA officers]]

Cian: SCA secretaries

2004-10-20T01:33:20Z

SCA secretaries

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	Not everyone could write well -- the secretary cast their spoken words into clear language for them.		Not everyone could write well -- the secretary cast their spoken words into clear language for them.

	Not everyone could write legibily -- the secretary wrote (generally) in a clear hand which others could read, even where the language was different.		Not everyone could write legibily -- the secretary wrote (generally) in a clear hand which others could read, even where the [[language]] was different.

	Not everyone knew the same language -- the secretary could use [[Lingua Franca]] to ensure that "all men" had a chance of understanding his patron's message.		Not everyone knew the same [[language]] -- the secretary could use [[Lingua Franca]] to ensure that "all men" had a chance of understanding his [[patron]]'s message.

	Some secretaries were also companions, ~~chroniclers~~, factotums and body-servants for their patrons. Some even, over time, came to serve more than one patron, as their fame grew or fell, and their patrons' wealth fluctuated.		Some secretaries were also companions, [[chronicler]]s, factotums and body-servants for their patrons. Some even, over time, came to serve more than one patron, as their fame grew or fell, and their patrons' wealth fluctuated.

			==The Secretary of the SCA==
			The [[Board of Directors]] of the [[SCA]] and the [[SCAA]] must have someone appointed as their secretary, who traditionally is responsible for managing correspondance and taking minutes at board meetings.

			Many SCA [[college]]s may find that the [[mundane]] [[university]] bodies require them to have a secretary within the college if they wish to be affiliated to the university. In the [[game]], the SCA does not have any [[officer]] that can be directly linked to the modern role of the secretary so commonly one of the known officers (eg. the [[Lists Officer\|lists officer]], [[chronicler]], [[Arts and Sciences Officer\|arts and sciences officer]]) is listed as the secretary. This may be explicitly written into the constitution of the college.

Simoncursitor at 13:31, 19 October 2004

2004-10-19T13:31:18Z

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Not everyone could write -- the '''secretary''' wrote for them, transferring their thoughts onto paper (or parchment).

Not everyone could write well -- the secretary cast their spoken words into clear language for them.

Not everyone could write legibily -- the secretary wrote (generally) in a clear hand which others could read, even where the language was different.

Not everyone knew the same language -- the secretary could use [[Lingua Franca]] to ensure that "all men" had a chance of understanding his patron's message.

Some secretaries were also companions, chroniclers, factotums and body-servants for their patrons. Some even, over time, came to serve more than one patron, as their fame grew or fell, and their patrons' wealth fluctuated.