Hi Jacqui,

Thanks for the info - I guess I have never even seen the real pin...

But yahoogroups does not allow pasting of graphical images (at least not with
default settings) to avoid viruses from being transmitted to hundreds of people
at a time, so if you (OR ANYONE ELSE WITH GRAPHICAL IMAGES TO SHARE) want, and i
hope you (OTHERS) will want, to share the other image(s) you will need to put it
up as either a photo or a file here on the LS or on a web page somewhere and
then direct people to where it is.

bear

--- In Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com, "Jacqueline Fawcett"
<jacqueline.fawcett@...> wrote:
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> Bear,
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> Greetings and thank you very much for your message.
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> The logo on the Society of Rogerian Scholars (SRS) web site
(societyofrogerianscholars.org) is a replica of the SRS pin.
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> The logo on the only letterhead paper I have is similar to what I have pasted
below--the actual typeface has more "swirl", and the R is a bit larger than
depicted here.
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> I do not know who designed the various logos.
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> Best regards,
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> Jacqui
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> Jacqueline Fawcett, Ph.D., FAAN
> Professor and Interim Nursing Department Chairperson
> College of Nursing and Health Sciences
> University of Massachusetts Boston
> 100 Morrissey Boulevard
> Boston, MA 02125-3393
> (617)287-7539 (Office) (617)287-7527 (Fax)
> jacqueline.fawcett@...
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> From: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com on behalf of bear
> Sent: Tue 8/4/2009 7:43 PM
> To: Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [Martha_E_Rogers] Re: The Society's logo
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> OK - never one to shy away from offending all comers and putting my foot in my
mouth...
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> I think there may be some confusion here - quite possibly my own.
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> There are at least two, very different, logos that I know of that are
associated with SRS.
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> The first I know about was a beautiful, aesthetically pleasing piece of
graphic wizardry designed by an incredibly talented graphic designer from
Richmond, VA named Joe. If memory serves correctly it was created some time
during my doctoral program at VCU (2000-2004). I believe it was used on official
stationery but others may know far better.
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> The second logo I know about, which appears on the current martha e rogers
website is - cough, cough - a somewhat less aesthetically pleasing graphical
image that was likely created using MS-Paint.
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> There may be a 3rd, as there is an icon on the original martha rogers webpage
designed and maintained by Fran Biley until subsumed under the current page,
that looks like a book cover with a spiral on it.
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> So, the appropriate question might be - which logo do you want to know about?
I am guessing the first or the third, because i don't think anyone would think
of a slinky when looking at the logo that appears on the current website.
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> Beauty being as it is, others may feel differently about my characterization
of the logo that adorns the current website but personally I'd like to see the
beautiful logo there...
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> Just one bear's opinion of course...
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> bear
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> --- In Martha_E_Rogers@yahoogroups.com
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President of SRS. He might have more history.
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SRS.. is the spiral representative of the slinky....helicy....When did
originate... where? I am particularly interested in responses from those who
were involved in the design, but all info is appreciated.. Thanks,
> > Nancy
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