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Empty Sky Go Club

JoeBauser — 2016-10-09T16:51:41Z

Updating to reflect the current academic year's schedule.

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- Club meetings are casual; the members are friendly and always willing to teach newcomers. During the academic year, the club meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night at ["Java Wally's"], the coffee shop in the library at ["RIT"]. Full sets donated by the [http://www.usgo.org/ingfoundation/ Ing Foundation] are stored near the counter.	+ Club meetings are casual; the members are friendly and always willing to teach newcomers. During the academic year, the club meets on Monday and Thursday nights at ["Java Wally's"], the coffee shop in the library at ["RIT"]. Full sets donated by the [http://www.usgo.org/ingfoundation/ Ing Foundation] are stored near the counter.

alexandergartley — 2009-10-27T13:26:12Z

added email address using mailto macro to the top table

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alexandergartley — 2009-10-27T13:24:32Z

moved website to table at top of page

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ReyTucker — 2008-07-25T00:03:57Z

bolding title

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- Established in the late 1970's, Empty Sky is one of the most active [http://senseis.xmp.net/?PagesForBeginners go] clubs in the East Coast/Midatlantic region of the United States. Rochester is well-known in the go community as an epicenter of activity around this 3000-year-old game.	+ Established in the late 1970's, '''Empty Sky Go Club''' is one of the most active [http://senseis.xmp.net/?PagesForBeginners go] clubs in the East Coast/Midatlantic region of the United States. Rochester is well-known in the go community as an epicenter of activity around this 3000-year-old game.

JeremiahParry-Hill — 2007-05-29T02:10:22Z

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- In 2003, in cooperation with the [http://www.usgo.org American Go Association], Empty Sky hosted the annual National Go Congress at the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"]. Over 400 participants gathered from all over the United States, Japan, China and Europe.	+ In 2004, in cooperation with the [http://www.usgo.org American Go Association], Empty Sky hosted the annual National Go Congress at the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"]. Over 400 participants gathered from all over the United States, Japan, China and Europe.

JeremiahParry-Hill — 2007-05-21T19:59:54Z

corrected congress attendance

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- In 2003, in cooperation with the [http://www.usgo.org American Go Association], Empty Sky hosted the annual National Go Congress at the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"]. Over 200 participants gathered from all over the United States, Japan, China and Europe.	+ In 2003, in cooperation with the [http://www.usgo.org American Go Association], Empty Sky hosted the annual National Go Congress at the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"]. Over 400 participants gathered from all over the United States, Japan, China and Europe.

JeremiahParry-Hill — 2007-05-21T18:30:19Z

initial page creation

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	+ Established in the late 1970's, Empty Sky is one of the most active [http://senseis.xmp.net/?PagesForBeginners go] clubs in the East Coast/Midatlantic region of the United States. Rochester is well-known in the go community as an epicenter of activity around this 3000-year-old game. + + Club meetings are casual; the members are friendly and always willing to teach newcomers. During the academic year, the club meets on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday night at ["Java Wally's"], the coffee shop in the library at ["RIT"]. Full sets donated by the [http://www.usgo.org/ingfoundation/ Ing Foundation] are stored near the counter. + + Over the years, there has been an Empty Sky chapter at the ["University of Rochester"]. Although there is not an active chapter there at the present time, resources are available for any interested UR students who would care to step up and reactivate it. + + In 2003, in cooperation with the [http://www.usgo.org American Go Association], Empty Sky hosted the annual National Go Congress at the ["RIT Inn and Conference Center"]. Over 200 participants gathered from all over the United States, Japan, China and Europe. + + Official site: [http://www.emptysky.org]