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AG |
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Annual Gathering, our national convention held each July. Great fun - about 1,500 members attend. |
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AMC |
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American Mensa Committee, the national governing body. |
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AML |
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American Mensa Limited, the official name of Mensa in the USA. |
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The Bulletin |
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National Mensa's monthly publication. |
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Cheap Charlie |
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Miami Mensa's weekly restaurant meeting, held every Tuesday in various locations north of Coral Gables. |
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Cheap Charlie South |
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Miami Mensa's monthly restaurant meeting, held the third or fourth Tuesday of the month in various locations south of Coral Gables. |
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ExCom or ExComm |
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Executive Committee. The governing body of a local group. |
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First Friday |
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Miami Mensa's own restaurant meeting, held on the first Friday of each month. |
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Flamenco |
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The newsletter of Miami Mensa, published every month except for July and August. |
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Local Group |
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The local Mensa chapter. Miami Mensa is a local group. |
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LocSec |
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Local Secretary, the CEO of a local group. The term reflects our British origins. |
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M |
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A Mensan. The plural is M‘s. |
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MERF |
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Mensa Education and Research Foundation. |
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Micro-G |
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Miami Mensa's own informal gathering held every November on Veterans Day weekend in the Florida Keys. |
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Mini-G |
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Miami Mensa's own gathering formerly held every November in the Florida Keys. Replaced in 2004 by the Micro-G, which has no organized events, and no registration fee. |
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MM or FM |
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Male Mensan or Female Mensan. |
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Proctor |
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The person in each local group who administers the Mensa admissions test. |
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RG |
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Regional Gathering, held several times a year in the various regions. Typical attendance is around 150. |
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RVC |
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Regional Vice-Chairperson |
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SIG |
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Special interest Group. A group of Mensans who share a specific interest. |
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SIGHT |
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Special Interest Group for Hospitality to Travelers. An international SIG. |
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Webmaster |
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The person who takes care of the site. |
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Yellow Map Tack |
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A yellow map tack was worn by Mensans in the early days as a sign of membership. |
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