To: crzyabe@mit.edu
Cc: sipb@mit.edu
Subject: Re: Interested in Joining SIPB
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From: Sam Hartman <hartmans@MIT.EDU>
Date: Sat, 03 Aug 2002 15:24:57 -0400
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Hi.  Really the best thing you can do is stop by the office (w20-557
on the fifth floor of the student center) when you get here.  In order
to become a prospective you need to talk to a current member and get a
brief introduction to SIPB.

We have meetings every Monday at 7:30 P.M.  

There's a fair bit of documentation on the web about various projects
we have been doing or are presently doing; there's also a bunch of
general information about the group.  Reading that information is
useful with the caviat that it is hard to tell what information is
outdated; some old information is still current while a lot of it is
inaccurate.  The web content was generally reasonably accurate when
written.


A lot of our day to day communication happens over mailing lists or
Zephyr.  Figuring out how to use Zephyr before you get here would
probably be a good idea.  You might even want to subscribe to our
Zephyr class (class sipb) but you may find the traffic there is a bit
confusing without context and without knowing some of the people.