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| − | Jeff Warner was a [[fan]] who chaired [[8Pi-Con]]. As a Stony Brook student, he was one of the founding members of [[I-CON (LI)]], helping to plan and run the first one in 1982. He was also heavily involved with the [[Science Fiction Forum (NY)]] during his students years. | + | Jeff Warner was a [[fan]] who chaired [[8Pi-Con]]. As a Stony Brook student, he was one of the founding members of [[I-CON (LI)]], helping to plan and run the first one in 1982. He was also heavily involved with the [[Science Fiction Forum (NY)]] during his students years. He ran Program for [[Albacon (NY)]]. |
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Latest revision as of 11:49, 15 August 2024
(???? -- August 2024)
Jeff Warner was a fan who chaired 8Pi-Con. As a Stony Brook student, he was one of the founding members of I-CON, helping to plan and run the first one in 1982. He was also heavily involved with the Science Fiction Forum during his students years. He ran Program for Albacon.
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