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2009
November 23 - Our First MIT Competition a Success! - by Tim Reynolds
First, thanks to everyone who came to MIT's first Rubik's Cube competition! All of us had a great time, and we hope you did too. Here's a few last announcements regarding the competition.
- All results are now online here. Congratulations again to John Tamanas for placing first, and to Patrick Jameson for his world record magic average! If you believe there is an error in the results, please contact us; we'll be glad to check the scorecards.
- Lost and found: Someone lost a lanyard with a New Hampton School ID and laundry card. If you have found it, please contact us. Also, we found a Rubik's Magic after the competition. If you believe it is yours, please contact us.
- If you'd like to be notified of upcoming competitions in your area, you should create an account at CubingUSA.com. You can also locate cubers in your area, and see how you fare in the state rankings. Sign up today!
- Lastly, we neglected to thank Seventowns for graciously donating the bags, lanyards, and medals that were given out at the competition. We greatly appreciate their support for the speedcubing community!
We hope to see everyone at our next competition at MIT!
- All results are now online here. Congratulations again to John Tamanas for placing first, and to Patrick Jameson for his world record magic average! If you believe there is an error in the results, please contact us; we'll be glad to check the scorecards.
- Lost and found: Someone lost a lanyard with a New Hampton School ID and laundry card. If you have found it, please contact us. Also, we found a Rubik's Magic after the competition. If you believe it is yours, please contact us.
- If you'd like to be notified of upcoming competitions in your area, you should create an account at CubingUSA.com. You can also locate cubers in your area, and see how you fare in the state rankings. Sign up today!
- Lastly, we neglected to thank Seventowns for graciously donating the bags, lanyards, and medals that were given out at the competition. We greatly appreciate their support for the speedcubing community!
We hope to see everyone at our next competition at MIT!
September 20 - Announcement of MIT Competition - by Adam Schwartz
We are announcing today that we'll be having our first WCA-official ("World Cube Association"-official) competition for this school year on November 14, 2009 in room 26-100 at MIT. More information on the competitions page.
March 8 - Fort Lee Competition - by Adam Schwartz
Yesterday, CubeClub members Qiaochu, Tim, and Alex competed at the
Fort Lee competition in New Jersey.
2008
December 1 - New Website Launched - by Adam Schwartz
Our new website is launched. Have a look around and enjoy!
October 26 - CubeClub Made Official - by Adam Schwartz
Today we announce that the Association of Student Activities (ASA) has made us an official MIT student group.
We hope to get meetings underway soon. Look out for news about meetings and teaching sessions for beginners.
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