How to Ruin an
Association
Once
upon a time, the Midtown Chapter was one of the most active chapters in the
association. It was a smooth-running, efficient organization that enjoyed great
prestige in the community.
Then
one day, things began to change. One of the members said to himself, “No one
will miss me. I have so many other things to do, I think I’ll drop out of the
chapter’s activities.”
So
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and thx chaptxr had to limp along with onx lxss mxmbxr. Of coursx, thx chaptxr
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to doublx up and do twicx as much work as bxforx.
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http://www.csun.edu/~krowlands/Content/Academic_Resources/Reading/Instructional%20Texts/How%20to%20Ruin%20an%20Association.pdf
Anyone have the last sentence figured out?
ReplyDeleteAs time went on, many more of the chapter members lost interest, and pretty soon the chapter was being run by only a few members, and it looked like this:
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