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Changes to Management Committee and Newsletter Editorship Peter Hendriks is now Director of the CRLC,  replacing Cynthia Allen after two terms in this role. Cynthia will take over the editorship of The Chameleon. Thanks to outgoing editor Harold Koch for his fine work on past editions and for coediting this edition.

8. Publish with the CRLC! Many thanks to Rachel Hendery for her substantial assistance to the editor (Cynthia Allen)  in the production of this edition. Thanks also to Rachel for serving as the student representative on the CRLC Management Committee until the successful termination of her status as a PhD candidate (see Profile).  Thanks to Bevan Barrett for taking up the position of student representative.

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