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| − | The 1974 [[ConFusion | + | The 1974 [[ConFusion|ConFusion]] prequel was named '''A<sup>2</sup> Relax Icon'''. It was held in February 1974 in the ballroom at the University of Michigan's Michigan League in [[Ann Arbor]], Mich. [[GoHs]] were [[Lloyd Biggle, Jr.]] and [[Howard DeVore]], and the [[chairman]] was [[Ro Nagey]]. |
Eighty-seven people attended. In spite of the name, it was not really a [[relaxacon]], and featured a [[masquerade]] and other programming. | Eighty-seven people attended. In spite of the name, it was not really a [[relaxacon]], and featured a [[masquerade]] and other programming. | ||
Revision as of 07:30, 31 March 2020
The 1974 ConFusion prequel was named A2 Relax Icon. It was held in February 1974 in the ballroom at the University of Michigan's Michigan League in Ann Arbor, Mich. GoHs were Lloyd Biggle, Jr. and Howard DeVore, and the chairman was Ro Nagey.
Eighty-seven people attended. In spite of the name, it was not really a relaxacon, and featured a masquerade and other programming.
See Stilyagi Air Corps for more on how it all started.
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