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6/30 What is this? A mirror? Who is this guy?
http://sco3.petrofsky.org
http://www.csua.net
\_ at a guess, mail alpetrof@csua.berkeley.edu to ask. -tom
\_ You're an idiot.
\_ Both are CNAMEs to http://www.csua.berkeley.edu not mirrors. --dbushong |
| sco3.petrofsky.org University of California at Berkeley, its representatives, and ot her related organizations; to provide a forum for the social and academ ic interaction of persons involved in computer science; and to raise funds for the accomplishme nt of these goals. Paul Graham Saturday, April 30, 3pm - 380 Soda Video Game Tournament Saturday, April 23, 11am - Cafe Estrada BAM Tour Thursday, March 31, 6pm - 306 Soda Movie Night - Shaun of the Dead! Monday, March 14, 5pm - Soda Volleyball Courts General Meeting w/ food! Wednesday, March 16, 4pm - Behind Soda Volleyball Friday, February 18, 6pm - Wozniak Lounge (4th Floor Soda) Board game n ight, w/ food! Thursday, February 24, 6pm - 273 Soda LaTeX Help Session with UPE Thursday, February 10, 6pm - 306 Soda Debugging Help Session Announcements: * Paul Graham: Paul Graham, internationally known programmer, essayist, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist, will be joining us for a talk about how he sees the opportunities for CS graduates evolving. Harking back to the glory years of the dot com era, he is advocating for a continued shift towards bright students forming small proof-of-concept startups and competing to be acquired by larger corporations. This summary certainly doesn't do him or the talk justice, but this guy is BIG - if any of you survived 61A or have heard of Lisp, you've probably heard of him. He also has the claim to fame of building one of the first web applications on the Internet, later sold to Yahoo for gobs of money. Now, he searches the country for smart graduates and ideas to invest in. edu/ * CSUA Meetings: Politburo meetings for Spring 2005 are scheduled for e very Monday at 5:30pm in 337 Soda Hall. New members wishing to join the CSUA are welcome, as are existing members who wish to have more of a voice in the CSUA. The CSUA is the only undergraduate CS organization that represents, and i s open to, all Berkeley undergraduates. Regardless of whether you're alr eady in the major, still taking the 61 series, or even just thinking abo ut or interested in CS, you're welcome in the CSUA. The CSUA is one of t he oldest organizations still active at Berkeley and we serve as one of the prime representatives for student interests to the faculty and depar tment. Beyond that, we also try to provide a forum for members to social ize and enjoy their time here at Berkeley. As a rule, our environment is more friendly to self-directed project work than even the named instructional accounts. This becomes an invaluab le resources when you're awake at 1am, still working on that CS170 problem set, and need to find just one more explanation for that obscure algorithm. Before you wet yourself with excitement, amazed by this irresistible offe r and convinced that it must be too good to be true, rest assured that y ou can have all of this AND MORE just by joining! In addition to your im mortal soul, all that we ask is that you come by one of our meetings or events, introduce yourself, and fill out a small form. Membership, like our never-ending attempts at humor, always comes free of charge. If you wish to make a donation to the CSUA, your help is very much apprec iated. The preferred method is a check made out to "Computer Science Und ergraduate Association" and sent to University of California, Berkeley CSUA 343 Soda Hall # 1776 Berkeley, CA 94720-1776 Alternatively, we now accept credit card donations via Paypal! |
| www.csua.net University of California at Berkeley, its representatives, and ot her related organizations; to provide a forum for the social and academ ic interaction of persons involved in computer science; and to raise funds for the accomplishme nt of these goals. Paul Graham Saturday, April 30, 3pm - 380 Soda Video Game Tournament Saturday, April 23, 11am - Cafe Estrada BAM Tour Thursday, March 31, 6pm - 306 Soda Movie Night - Shaun of the Dead! Monday, March 14, 5pm - Soda Volleyball Courts General Meeting w/ food! Wednesday, March 16, 4pm - Behind Soda Volleyball Friday, February 18, 6pm - Wozniak Lounge (4th Floor Soda) Board game n ight, w/ food! Thursday, February 24, 6pm - 273 Soda LaTeX Help Session with UPE Thursday, February 10, 6pm - 306 Soda Debugging Help Session Announcements: * Paul Graham: Paul Graham, internationally known programmer, essayist, entrepreneur, and venture capitalist, will be joining us for a talk about how he sees the opportunities for CS graduates evolving. Harking back to the glory years of the dot com era, he is advocating for a continued shift towards bright students forming small proof-of-concept startups and competing to be acquired by larger corporations. This summary certainly doesn't do him or the talk justice, but this guy is BIG - if any of you survived 61A or have heard of Lisp, you've probably heard of him. He also has the claim to fame of building one of the first web applications on the Internet, later sold to Yahoo for gobs of money. Now, he searches the country for smart graduates and ideas to invest in. edu/ * CSUA Meetings: Politburo meetings for Spring 2005 are scheduled for e very Monday at 5:30pm in 337 Soda Hall. New members wishing to join the CSUA are welcome, as are existing members who wish to have more of a voice in the CSUA. The CSUA is the only undergraduate CS organization that represents, and i s open to, all Berkeley undergraduates. Regardless of whether you're alr eady in the major, still taking the 61 series, or even just thinking abo ut or interested in CS, you're welcome in the CSUA. The CSUA is one of t he oldest organizations still active at Berkeley and we serve as one of the prime representatives for student interests to the faculty and depar tment. Beyond that, we also try to provide a forum for members to social ize and enjoy their time here at Berkeley. As a rule, our environment is more friendly to self-directed project work than even the named instructional accounts. This becomes an invaluab le resources when you're awake at 1am, still working on that CS170 problem set, and need to find just one more explanation for that obscure algorithm. Before you wet yourself with excitement, amazed by this irresistible offe r and convinced that it must be too good to be true, rest assured that y ou can have all of this AND MORE just by joining! In addition to your im mortal soul, all that we ask is that you come by one of our meetings or events, introduce yourself, and fill out a small form. Membership, like our never-ending attempts at humor, always comes free of charge. If you wish to make a donation to the CSUA, your help is very much apprec iated. The preferred method is a check made out to "Computer Science Und ergraduate Association" and sent to University of California, Berkeley CSUA 343 Soda Hall # 1776 Berkeley, CA 94720-1776 Alternatively, we now accept credit card donations via Paypal! |
| www.csua.berkeley.edu Register to find out more information about this free program at 15 the mentoring website. Members interested in mentoring should contact jhs as soon as possible. If you don't know what this means, stop by 343 Soda to find out. CSUA User Policy - The Rules * 31 Frequently Asked Questions about the CSUA and Soda * 32 CSUA Constitution * 33 Message of the Day - Including downtime announcements * 34 CSUA Library * 35 CSUA Encyclopedia * Membership application form, in 36 PDF, 37 TeX, 38 DVI, and 39 Postscript. Berkeley Linux Users Group (CalLUG) * The 61 Computer Science Graduate Student Association (CSGSA) * 62 U. |
| csua.berkeley.edu Science Undergraduate Association The Computer Science Undergraduate Association is dedicated to representing the undergraduate Computer Science student body and associates to the University of California at Berkeley, its representatives, and other related organizations; Our office is located in 343 Soda Hall, located at the corner of Hearst & LeRoy. May___| |May, 2004 | |_S___M___T___W___T___F___S_| | |1 | ||___| |2 |3 |4 |5 |6 |7 |8 | |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| |9 |10 |11 |12 |13 |14 |15 | |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| |16 |17 |18 |19 |20 |21 |22 | |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| |23 |24 |25 |26 |27 |28 |29 | |___|___|___|___|___|___|___| |30 |31 | | |___|___|| Calendar of Events Mon, May 3rd, (6:00 PM) General Meeting/Officer Elections Announcements: * CSUA t-shirts are now available in the office (343 Soda) for $12 each. Baby-doll cuts also available. View the design on front and back. The CSUA Mentoring Program is calling for new students to sign up to be mentored. Register to find out more information about this free program at the mentoring website. Members interested in mentoring should contact jhs as soon as possible. CSUA Officer Meetings: Politburo meetings for Spring 2004 are scheduled for every Monday at 6pm in 337 Soda Hall. New members always welcome. Help Sessions are being offered, open especially to new students. The topics, times, and locations are listed here. We just made a Costco run. If you don't know what this means, stop by 343 Soda to find out. The Constitution has been amended. Many thanks to AMD and the TDA Project. Secure remote logins require either SSH ( Java Client) or S/KEY ( Java Client). User Policy - The Rules * Frequently Asked Questions about the CSUA and Soda * CSUA Constitution * Message of the Day - Including downtime announcements * CSUA Library * CSUA Encyclopedia * Membership application form, in PDF, TeX, DVI, and Postscript. The Mentoring Program * Prospective LSCS Mailing List. |