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UWRF ACM
What is ACM you ask? Well, ACM is an acronym for the Association for Computing Machinery, but what UWRF ACM actually stands for is a bit harder to define. If you decide to come see us on a Tuesday at 4:30 pm in South Hall 21, you will find the members of ACM doing any or all of the following:

• making fun of each other
• messing about with any sort of technology
• padding our resumes with titles like “ACM President” and “Master of the IBM Thinkpad”
• networking with other people who like technology, or video games, or making fun of us, or being made fun of
• improving video gaming skills with regular LAN parties
• generally being ballers, shot callers
• discussing programming competitions that we will be competing in
• building a robot
• taking a robot, or really anything, apart

If any of that sounds interesting to observe or partake in, or you need help with your homework in a CS course, come down and see us. If you have read this far, you should probably just join ACM. How do you do that? Just show up, Tuesdays, 4:30 pm, South Hall 21.

We are located in the basement of South Hall in room 21.

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