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AGM Results
We held the AGM on Friday, and have a new committee! We’ll be having a committee meeting during CoffeeScript this week to figure out what we’re doing.
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AGM Week 7
Coming up later this term is our Annual General Meeting (AGM), when we elect a brand new committee to be in charge of the society’s day-to-day operations. This is your opportunity to run for a committee position, take charge, and improve the society in ways you like.
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EGM results
Congratulations to Oliver Downard who is our new secretary, replacing Michael Mokrysz! He was voted in with 6 votes, 3 abstentions and 1 vote for re-open nominations!
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AGM results
The committee is dead, long live the committee!
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Mini Game Jam
Theme: Hold The Line
Boardgames and Cake
In one of the oldest and noblest traditions of HackSoc, we descend upon a room, play many boardgames, and eat much cake. Both boardgames and cake are brought along by members, so if you do enjoy the events, please consider bringing something along time.
CoffeeScript
An unprecedented case of joviality and camaraderie has struck HackSoc, and we have responded with a weekly social over in the Glasshouse on Hes East. Come for lunch, a chat, and maybe a small game or two.
Game Nights
It's reasonably safe to say we are a society with technology, and what's technology good for other than programming? Gaming! We'll hook up some consoles to projectors and fritter the night away.
HackPub
Another tradition with a long and glorious history, the humble HackPub, in which we visit one of York's many fine pubs and converse late into the night about high culture, politics, and how old jet engines work over a pint (of something nonalcoholic, if you so desire).
HackTogether
A new addition to our roster, gathering in a computer lab together to work on our own projects individually or together, and order pizza. Being alone together can be a lot more fun than being alone by yourself.
Movie Nights
Sometimes two films complement each other so perfectly that it becomes inconcievable to watch one without also watching the other. Or sometimes two films fall naturally into a coherent theme. We gather to appreciate such pairings a few times a term.
Reading Group
There are many great papers in computer science, and as it's such a young field most of them are easily accessible! Join us in reading and discussing some of these classics once every fortnight.
Talks
In which we sit in a room en masse and listen to someone who thinks they know what they're talking about. Usually we have industrial or academic speakers, but we occasionally have student talks too.