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Introduce a Partner
by Neil Fauerbach
(Madison, WI)
Each person in the meeting is assigned a partner. The two interview each other to determine background, education, interests, hobbies, pet peeves, etc. Included in the list is something that the group may not have known or guessed about a person. Such as, "She was actually considering becoming a nun". The partner then introduces the other to the group.
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