princeton usersgroup

3 December 2004

announcing the first meeting of the princeton university supercollider working group.

wednesday november 14, 5pm

room 102

woolworth center for musical studies

princeton university

featuring: 

<b>chris sattinger</b> (aka: felix crucial, timeblind)<br />    talking about some stuff and playing some sounds

and:

<b>newton armstrong</b><br />    talking about some stuff and playing some sounds as well

we'd like to invite anyone who's interested to come along. the working group
is going to meet on every 2nd wednesday of the month. if you'd like to do a
presentation at the december 12 meeting, please get in touch with me at:
newton@silvertone.princeton.edu or: (609) 986-9983.

if you're coming from new york city, you'll need to take the new jersey
transit northeast corridor line from penn station. return fare to princeton
is $14. get off the train at princeton junction and take the shuttle to
princeton. if you take the 3:07 train from penn, someone will be there to
meet you at princeton at 4:29 and direct you to the woolworth center.


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