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{\sf\sc\LARGE\bf SIPB Office Services} \\
{\sf\sc\bf What W20-557 can do for you}

All of the following SIPB services are free and available\\
from the SIPB office, W20-557, whenever it is open.
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\heading{Staplers! (and other office tools)}

Since the SIPB office is conveniently located next to the Athena Cluster in the Student Center, we provide the immensely popular stapler service on a table just inside the door to the office.  You are welcome to drop in to use our staplers, hole punch, or scissors.  One of our staplers can even staple through 200 pages.

\heading{Best-Effort Tech Support}

If you ask, SIPB will try to answer.  We specialize in questions about Athena, but we also help with other computer issues when we are able to do so.  Feel free to contact us in-person (W20-557), by phone (617-253-7788), by e-mail (sipb@mit.edu), or by zephyr (class \texttt{sipb}).  Please remember that we are a volunteer group and we cannot guarantee that we will be able to help you.

\heading{Documentation}

We distribute documentation on the web and in the SIPB office.  The
documentation covers a variety of computing topics, including Athena,
\LaTeX{}, Matlab, and Zephyr.

\heading{Equipment: Scanner, Film Scanner, and External DVD/CDROM burner}

The SIPB office owns a scanner, a film scanner, and an external
DVD/CDROM burner that you are welcome to use.  We also have a Windows
machine (with MS Office), a Mac (with Adobe Creative Suite and other tools),
and various older platforms that are sometimes
available for anyone to use.  Feel free to visit the office and ask us
about them.

\heading{Books}

The office contains a library of technical books that you may use
while you are in the room.  We have books on \LaTeX{}, Matlab,
programming languages (including Perl, Python, and C/C++), and many
other topics.

\heading{Conversation?}

If you think that you might be interested in joining SIPB, you are welcome to come to the office and use one of our computers whenever it is open.  Feel free to introduce yourself and talk to the people in the office.  They only {\em look} busy.

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\paragraph{What is SIPB?}
The Student Information Processing Board (SIPB, pronounced sip-bee) is MIT's volunteer student group dedicated to computing.  SIPB has, in one form or another, been working on improving computing at MIT since 1969.  Today, SIPB contributes to MIT computing by sponsoring interesting projects that provide additional services or expertise to the MIT community.  We have an office just outside the Athena cluster in the MIT Student Center, and you are welcome to come to the office to ask us for help or to hang around and use our computers.

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