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Yet the very success of bilateral conversations has produced two problems that need to be addressed : the first problem is that of reception , of broadcasting the ecumenical message on the local level ; for example , occasionally , when I have given presentations about ecumenism in Protestant churches and mentioned the National Council of Churches , I have been asked : " what is that ? Matthew Goldstein , CUNY 's chancellor , also addressed the graduates at the reception , congratulating them on their degrees and urging them to encourage other minorities to consider careers in the sciences . With no beacon of commercial viability in sight , that far-flung herd of musicians , label heads , college radio DJs and ` zine writers slowly but steadily introduced a new kind of rock ` n ' roll to people who , in Azerrad 's words , " would seek out the little radio stations to the left of the dial that did n't have such great reception , who would track down the little photocopied fanzine , who would walk past the sprawling chain record store with the lighted sign and go across town to the little mom-and-pop . Its authority rests on reception , approbation , custom , long and established . If you have guests you wish to invite , you must include $ 7 for each guest along with your check for $ 42 to cover your cost for the reception , national initiation fee and national and chapter dues at the time you submit your Permanent Record of Election cards . Advices have come from Warsaw of the visit to that Court , and of the distinguished reception , of two noblemen from France , who are to proceed thence into the Ukraine and who carry with them " great sums of money to promote the election of the Duke of Enghien [ in MS .