[The following is a note pinned to the wall behind Roy’s desk. It was sent in by an SA member.—Ed.]

Institutions remain cumbersome, easily seduced by their own self-interest, preoccupied with their own survival. It’s a melancholy and ubiquitous fact of life that once an ideal, any ideal, becomes institutionalized, confusion sets in between accomplishment of the ideal and aggrandizement of the institution.

Member Stories—1989 (59 pages) is now available from the Central Office for six dollars plus $1.95 postage and handling. This plain covered book contains 21 recovery stories submitted by SA members.

Any SA member suffering from AIDS and wanting to contact other members so suffering may so advise the Central Office. A list of phone numbers will then be made available to all those listed.

SA Tapes

Comments or opinions expressed in tapes of SA functions, made available to the fellowship through whatever means, are not to be attributed to Sexaholics Anonymous as a whole. Production, distribution, or use of these tapes does not imply endorsement by either Sexaholics Anonymous or the Central Office.

This is a growing issue and business, since tapes are available from an increasing variety of sources. How do you as a member or group feel SA should handle this issue? Please write in your responses to the Central Office.