Wednesday, September 10, 2008, 11:14 AM
There will be no practice on the following dates this semester.Wednesday September 10 - Drill floor is a rain contingency location for the Industrial Roundtable
Wednesday September 17 - Civil Engineering career fair on the drill floor
Monday October 13 - Fall Break
Wednesday November 26 - Thanksgiving Break
Thursday November 27 - Thanksgiving Break
And as always, there will be no practice the week of December 14th due to exams.
These are the ones we know about now; things may change further into the semester. We'll try to update and bump this list accordingly.
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Monday, August 18, 2008, 08:37 AM - Practice
UPDATED 8/26/08: There will be no practices before the callout as our officers prepare for the coming year. Existing members from previous years are encouraged to attend the callout to supervise and help the new attendees; please do not expect to shoot, since the focus is entirely on new members.Normal scheduled practices should resume starting Wednesday, Sep. 10th at 10:30 AM. Keep watching this space in case anything changes...again.
Thursday, August 14, 2008, 09:55 PM - Other Events
It's that time of year again! The Purdue Rifle and Pistol Club is excited to welcome new Purdue students, and welcome back old friends. Purdue has a vast wealth of exciting organizations to get involved in, and while you're exploring your options, we entreat you to check out the Rifle and Pistol Club. We've got something to offer everyone, whether you're on the fence about firearms and want to learn more, or you're an experienced competition shooter. We've got the right people, the right gear, and the right environment for you to have a great time becoming a safe, confident shooter.We know you're busy, so we've got a couple of opportunities over the next few weeks to learn more about the club and get involved:
Boiler Gold Rush - Look for our club table at the BGR sports nights outside the CoRec, Monday Aug. 18th and Tuesday Aug. 19th from 8:00pm - 11:00pm. Bring some questions, some friends, and an open mind!
Callout - Every club has one, but ours is the best. Why? You get to SHOOT! You'll spend an hour learning about the club and firearm safety, then an hour on the range. Bring a pen. There's a whole lot more info on the Callout Page.
NOTE: The callout is listed incorrectly in the Mortar Board. It is in fact Monday the 8th, not Friday the 5th.
We're looking forward to another great year of shooting at Purdue, and we'd like you to be a part of it. If you have any questions, there's a lot of information available on our website, or please feel free to email any of our officers. We'll do our best to answer you quickly and helpfully. If you can't make it to the callout, just show up to any regularly scheduled practice, and we'll get you started then.
BOILER UP!
Thursday, August 14, 2008, 03:40 PM - The Business End
The 2008-2009 officers have been updated on the officers list page. As always, please feel free to direct your questions and comments about the club to any of the officers on that list. You'll probably get a faster response than if you use the Contact the Club page.| 2008-2009 Rifle and Pistol Club Officers | |
| President Diane Barney |
Vice President Corey Foster |
| Treasurer Andrew Lowe |
Secretary Daniel Murzyn |
| Armorer Chris Moreland |
Armorer Danny Malone |
| Armorer Dan Hixson |
Webmaster Tom Herbert |
| Rifle Team Captain Matt Mordasky |
Pistol Team Captain Thomas Jordan |
| Club Advisors | |
| Advisor and Pistol Coach Darren Cooper |
Rifle and Pistol Coach Bill Mayor |
Friday, February 1, 2008, 03:50 AM - Tech Support
The club website forums will be unavailable as we work on transitioning to a new version of the software. Thanks for your patience.Update 2/7/08: The new version isn't mature enough for our purposes yet, so we'll continue to use the old one for the time being. The only change is that new registrants to the forum require the blessing of an admin before they can post; we're sorry for the inconvenience, but the inevitable flood of ads and spam that come with running any community online got to be too much.
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