SUBSCRIBE TO RAIN HOW TO KNOW HOW MUCH TO PAY FOR YOUR SUBSCRIPTION If you are an institution, the institutional rate is $10/year. This includes 3 copies every month, which can be put to good use by most institutions. postage to send you RAIN for a year. Please add that to the regular rate from above. If you don't send us payment with your order, you are an institution and the above paragraph applies. If you live in Europe, Asia, Africa or South America, it costs the following amounts beyond regular rate, take your pick: If you don't fit into institution (above) or foreign (below), you're probably an individual. You pay $5/year and get one copy per month. . If you live in Canada or Mexico, it costs us $2.22 extra in $2.22/year for slow surface mail (about 2 months) $3 .92/year for first class (about 5 weeks) $14.82/year for air mail (about 1 week) Name _________________________________ Address _____________________________ Occupations? The Post Office won't deliver magazines without zip codes. D New subscription, money enclosed D Change of address Interests/Concerns ... 0 Individual D Institution D Canada/Mexico D Other/foreign 0 New D Renew See note above for rates 0 CHECK ENCLOSED RAIN 2270 N.W. Irving Portland, OR 97210 The institutional rate may be used by individuals, but we hope institutions will use only the special $10.00 rate. Steve finds fourth dimension. Also while in D.C. RAIN met Rhoda Epstein, a community information specialist, pres.ently working out of the National Citizens' Committee on Broadcasting. office doing a nationwide community communications directory. Walking into her space, seeing boxes and boxes of information, I walked into a contiguous, overlapping, coincidental world: this must be why I came to D.C. Rhoda will be moving to RAIN to help us expand our community information exchange base. She is currently completing a master's degree thesis at the University of Toledo (the only school in the country offering a program in community information development). She is one of the incorporators of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters; has a unique collection of information, especially in the area of community communications; keeping track of over 1,000 groups and individuals; experience in broadcast programming; and a neverending delight in how people find out about each other and/or how they get from one idea or project to another. We are presently designing an information exchange project which will expand the services of RAIN to include: the development of a network of comRAIN 2270 N.W. Irving Portland, OR 97210 Address Correction Requested munity information specialists, expansion of production facilities to include, as well as print access, possibilities of a supplemental community news service (for radio, cable, TV, etc.); a book on networks and community communications (how to, theory and real time access); publication of special directories; assistance programs for others wanting to set up information exchange projects in communities and neighborhoods. We will outline the project in more detail soon. (Special thanks to Carl Clark for introducing RAIN t o_t h e Rhoda Epstein Community Communication Center.) S.J. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. PO~TAGE PAID PORTLAND, ORE. PE RM IT NO. 548
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