Club Update--Publications

Issue # 4 of the first volume of The Cepia Club Strategy Gazette was finished and mailed a week ago today. There were some nice compliments on both the look and the content of the new issue. That publication concludes our first full year of operating the newsletter. We did a fairly good looking and interesting reading newsletter four times since May 1, 2006--on time every three months. That alone is a proud accomplishment. This last issue we even sold our first full page ad. The writing, editing, formatting, production, and distribution methods of the Gazette were refined during volume one. Beginning April 1st of this year, the Gazette in Volume Two is scheduled to be a bi-monthly newsletter. We hope for even more progress in improving quality of our production and the quantity of our readership. One of my goals for the second volume is to find one more staff writer. Chuck B. had some articles in the first four issues. Having two other writers beside myself will break up a reader's monotony of hearing my opinions all the time. Although I will try to establish an editorial "voice" for the Gazette, other views corresponding to the Club's vision and values, mission and commitments, etc. will add even more diverse open-mindedness and professionalism to our publication.



The next numbered issue (#4) of the Paper Series is in the planning stages. Material has been collected. The topic will be something to do with "computer security and access." Chuck has provided the written content.



It is time to do another Freedom-zine America, #8 in the series. The topic is under review.



The website has been improved for search engine compatibility. Since we use frames for the www.cepiaclub.com website, we had to do some special modifications to what has already been posted. New material is under construction--including more Radio and TV material, and SCVL bulletins. About the SCVL, as the proprietary trustee of the group, I plan on taking it into a different area of libertarian advocacy--less Libertarian Party and more Cato Institute-type activities. The SCVL location on the Club site will be a big part of that evolution. It will remain a discussion-centered forum, but it will undergo some refinement of purpose and intent.

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