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Andy is a social worker at the Indiana Boys' School. He has held the club offices of Secretary, President, and Sergeant at Arms. Convention offices; (InConJunction & Starbase Indy) Conchairbeing, Security, Registration, Dealers' Room, Programming, Publicity, Con Suite.

Genre intrests? "Unless there's a chance of a ray gun or a spaceship, I'm probably not going to be interested. Exception to this rule is ESP stuff. Have a tendency to favor time travel, quixotic stories or those with a military flavor."

For accomplishments Andy says simply, "I've survived, so far." For goals, "Get at least one story published some time in my life." His hobbies, "Philosophical statements; Remaking society along the lines I think it should go."

Comments: "A purusuing Ferengi Assault Trader, disruptor damage to my warp drive controls, a nearby sun, and the slingshot-breakaway effect all resulted in my permanent "assignment" here on 20th Century Earth."

That explains it. We always wondered why someone like Andy would want to hang around with this crazy group.

Robin is an artist whose work has sold at many cons. She was for several years the editor of the club newsletter, The Circular of Janus.

Her interests include art, SF, fantasy and mysteries.

Past ConChair InConJunction III 1983

Past Art Show Chair

Chris first attended Inconjunction in 1995, having been told by a friend that he'd enjoy it, and "conned" into being in the play that year, "The Pirates of Pendance". Chris had acted in many plays in High School, and his skills translated well to an Inconjunction Play. He has also been an extra in a few movies, including Hoosiers, Best of the Best 3, and more recently, Starship 2. Inconjunction 21 marked a change for Chris, as he directed the play that year. He thanks the writer for the play that year (Dave Henninger) and a marvelous cast for the success of the play.

Chris has attended every Incon from 95 to the Present Day, and can usually be found in any of the comic book panels, or being abused by the Reverend Randji Portajonni, Polypeptide Boy, Dr. Hugo Naugh, and various others...Chris has had his eyes poked out by the Reverend, twice, but was healed by the powers of "BoB".

Chris currently works as an Information Systems Specialist for Agri-Business Group (which is a quick way of saying that he fixes computers for a living), and loves watching movies and reading comics in his spare time.

InConJunction 2001 Chair-Being

InConJunction Art Show Chair, 2002 and 2003

Writer/editor. INWO SubGenius.

Author: GURPS Rogues

Interests in the genre: Everything.

Club secretary '93 (at a guess...) to 2001

Past play director, past programming.

Steve Jackson Games Men in Black volunteer demonstrator and GURPS game master for one campaign setting running since 1990 or so.

Mike's interests include SF&F, computers (primarily unix/linux varients), gaming and acting. He has been reading SF&F since 1975, attending InCon since1984 and been a member of CoJ since about 1991. He has been playing RPGs since 1979 and is a MIB (Steve Jackson Games volunteer) and a Mad Lab Rabbit (Looney Labs Games volunteer). He also sings in his church choir, and a christian mens ensemble.

He is the Sr. Systems Administrator for Midwest Internet (mw.net), and is responsible for all technical aspect for the company's network. He attended Purdue University for four years majoring in physics, computer science and mathematics, with a minor in philosophy, but left before getting a degree.

Past InConJunction ConChair (2004)

Past Circle of Janus President (2 terms)

Past A/V Department Head for InCon (3 years)

Past Operations Department Head for InCon (2 years)

Past Masquerade Chair for InCon (1 year)

Actor and Prop builder for several InCon plays

1999 InConJunction Play Director, 2001 co-Programming Chair

Brian composes music, sings, and plays piano and trombone. He is also an experienced stage performer both in music and theatre. He writes SF and fantasy, but is not yet published. He was administrator for an on-line interactive fiction writing group called World Weavers: UseNet newsgroup: nttp://alt.shared-reality.sf-and-fantasy. for several years, and has recently resumed writing there.

Primary interest in the genre: SF & fantasy equally, Also very active in RP and tabletop Gaming.

Accomplishments in the mundane world: National Merit Scholarship finalist, 1982; Literary Editor of "Unicorn" humor magazine at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1983-84.

Past Circle of Janus President

Past Circle of Janus Vice President

Past InConJunction Programming

InConJunction 2002 Chair-Being

Past InConJunction Chair-Being

1999 InConJunction Chair-Being

Club Pathologist

Past and present InConJunction Panelist

Past Inconjunction Toastmaster

Circle of Chairman of the Board 2003 - 2004
Circle of Janus President 2001, 2002
InConJunction/Circle of Janus Webmaster
1999 InConJunction Programming
1997 InConJunction co-Chair-Being
Past Circle of Janus President
Past InConJunction A/V God
Past and present InConJunction Panelist

Current COJ Vice President

InConJunction 1997 Programming

InConJunction 2000 Programming

Circle of Janus Treasurer 2001 - 2005

Past InConJunction Registration

Past InConJunction Blood Drive

Past InConJunction Charity Auction

1997 InConJunction co-Chair-Being

(1945-20??). CoJ member since 2000. Remembers Captain Video on TV and seeing first-run films Forbidden Planet, War of the Worlds, and Attack of the Giant Claw. Avid SF reader from age 14 ("the Golden Age of science fiction"). Lured into fandom 1960. Particular fannish interests include fanzines and fan history. Believes Jack Vance is incomparable. No interest in gaming or costuming, thinks most media SF is disappointing. Opposes all attempts to make SF respectable. Other interest: advanced amateur astronomer specializing in variable star research.

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