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JabberWokky — 2009-07-03 18:18:57

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- For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://www.daviscsclub.com their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the ["Linux"] installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.	+ For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://www.daviscsclub.com their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the '''CS Club''' is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the ["Linux"] installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.

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JasonAller — 2009-07-03 13:40:44

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JasonAller — 2009-07-03 13:40:22

Darn B key keeps jumping in the way of the G key

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JasonAller — 2009-07-03 13:39:59

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SebastianNg — 2008-10-18 14:59:20

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	+ ------ + ''2008-10-18 15:59:20'' [[nbsp]] Sorry... haven't checked this entry in a while, but Professor Filkov is currently reviewing with people on Friday from 3-4:30 at Kemper 1131. The contest will be in mid-November. --["Users/SebastianNg"]

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AndrewHarrison — 2008-10-08 19:22:23

New website

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- For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the ["Linux"] installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.	+ For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://www.daviscsclub.com their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the ["Linux"] installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.

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JasonAller — 2008-09-13 09:34:42

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- The history of CS Club includes countless self-destructions, such that an unoptimistic sort [Read: 'realist'] such as ["ChrisTakemura"] may be accurate in saying that "CS students aren't really the sort of people to have clubs."	+ The history of CS Club includes countless self-destructions, such that an unoptimistic sort [Read: 'realist'] such as ["Users/ChrisTakemura"] may be accurate in saying that "CS students aren't really the sort of people to have clubs."
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- I agree with ct here, but would hate to get a ChrisMcKenzie vs. Computer Science Club going, because that sounds like an awful waste of my time. And shame on you for putting cts comment under editorial review. --["ChristopherMcKenzie"]	+ I agree with ct here, but would hate to get a ChrisMcKenzie vs. Computer Science Club going, because that sounds like an awful waste of my time. And shame on you for putting cts comment under editorial review. --["Users/ChristopherMcKenzie"]
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- ''2006-05-01 19:18:31'' [[nbsp]] Would I be correct in saying that current students may need to get over the past? CS Clubs can be quite beneficial, and I am aware with the difficulty in managing one. --["JustinCummins"]	+ ''2006-05-01 19:18:31'' [[nbsp]] Would I be correct in saying that current students may need to get over the past? CS Clubs can be quite beneficial, and I am aware with the difficulty in managing one. --["Users/JustinCummins"]

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Lego — 2008-08-28 08:45:07

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	+ ------ + ''2008-08-28 09:45:07'' [[nbsp]] Sebastian, thanks ... I think it's great to practice together on ACM ICPC contests. If there's a get together to discuss problems, please kindly let me know. --["Users/Lego"]

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SebastianNg — 2008-04-13 10:24:05

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	+ ------ + ''2008-04-13 11:24:05'' [[nbsp]] Contact Professor Filkov if you're interested in the ACM programming contest. I'm planning on joining next year and am planning on announcing it at the CS Club --["Users/SebastianNg"]

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Lego — 2008-03-21 14:42:44

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	+ ------ + ''2008-03-21 15:42:44'' [[nbsp]] I'm not affiliated with UC Davis, but interested to meet students who's interested or part of ACM ICPC. --["Users/Lego"]

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atwong — 2007-07-28 16:53:21

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	+ ------ + ''2007-07-28 17:53:21'' [[nbsp]] so there isn't an ACM club on campus? --["Users/atwong"]

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KaiTing — 2007-02-11 15:59:45

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- For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the Linux installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.	+ For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the ["Linux"] installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.

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JustinCummins — 2006-05-01 18:26:51

Punc. error

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- ''2006-05-01 19:18:31'' [[nbsp]] Would I be correct in saying that current students may need to get over the past. CS Clubs can be quite beneficial, and I am aware with the difficulty in managing one. --["JustinCummins"]	+ ''2006-05-01 19:18:31'' [[nbsp]] Would I be correct in saying that current students may need to get over the past? CS Clubs can be quite beneficial, and I am aware with the difficulty in managing one. --["JustinCummins"]

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JustinCummins — 2006-05-01 18:18:31

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	+ ------ + ''2006-05-01 19:18:31'' [[nbsp]] Would I be correct in saying that current students may need to get over the past. CS Clubs can be quite beneficial, and I am aware with the difficulty in managing one. --["JustinCummins"]

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ChristopherMckenzie — 2005-10-06 12:12:20

nah ...

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	+ + [[Comments]] + + I agree with ct here, but would hate to get a ChrisMcKenzie vs. Computer Science Club going, because that sounds like an awful waste of my time. And shame on you for putting cts comment under editorial review. --["ChristopherMcKenzie"]

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-10-05 01:01:31

just some talk talk talk. maybe more if the club gets really rolling this year.

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- For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you! According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. They hold club meetings with guest speakers and discuss a variety of CS-y stuffs. They also assist in the Linux installfests with ["LUGOD"]. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.	+ For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you, provided you can stop playing counterstrike for ten minutes and go outside. According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. The primary purpose of the CS Club is to gather together as many CS students as possible into a room and feed them pizza using university money. These meetings often include guest speakers from the university and, theoretically, elsewhere. They also assist in the Linux installfests with ["LUGOD"], for definitions of 'assist' that deal with providing moral support from afar. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.
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- ["ct"], for example, was dragged into it against his will several years ago, and watched several of his friends preside over its complete self-destruction. His feelings on the subject, often stated, are that "CS students aren't really the sort of people to have clubs." He has no part in the club's current incarnation.	+ CS Club built the Computer Science and Engineering section of the Engineering department's picnic day float. It consisted of a paperclip and a penguin inside a small boxing ring, a wacky joke regarding the Microsoft/Linux rivalry. The club's picnic day efforts also included a "Street Smarts" game show and exhibition of some of the cooler programs made by UCD students for class. + + The history of CS Club includes countless self-destructions, such that an unoptimistic sort [Read: 'realist'] such as ["ChrisTakemura"] may be accurate in saying that "CS students aren't really the sort of people to have clubs."

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ChrisTakemura — 2005-09-23 14:14:02

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- For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you! According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. They hold club meetings with guest speakers and discuss a variety of CS-y stuffs. They also assist in the Linux installfests with ["LUGOD"]. From the briefest of glances, it appears that several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club.	+ For all you aspiring computer geeks at ["UC Davis"], here is a club for you! According to [http://wwwcsif.cs.ucdavis.edu/~csclub/home.html their website], they represent the university's ["Computer Science"] students. They hold club meetings with guest speakers and discuss a variety of CS-y stuffs. They also assist in the Linux installfests with ["LUGOD"]. Several Wikites have been or are still connected to this club. + + ["ct"], for example, was dragged into it against his will several years ago, and watched several of his friends preside over its complete self-destruction. His feelings on the subject, often stated, are that "CS students aren't really the sort of people to have clubs." He has no part in the club's current incarnation.

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IrenePark — 2005-08-31 17:46:51

just to get it started...

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