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The pictures section has been reorganized, and pictures from World Finals 2006 and the Third BU ACM contests are now available. There is also a new section at the bottom for articles in local papers about BU ACM Chapter.

April Contest

April Contest
Madden marvels at the turnout for the April contest.
Binghamton ACM Chapter: Making students richer, one contest at a time. Left to right: Saugata Ghose, Jason Loew, Derek Mauro.
Patrick Madden and Andrew Paroski at the April contest.

World Finals 2006

 The ICPC team relaxing on the balcony of our five star hotel.
Paul Tymann (Regional contest director for the Northeast North America region) enjoying the sharp-shooting antics of a paid actor.
A very crazy tree in the courtyard of the Alamo (and some guy who wandered into the shot at the last second).
Alyssa takes "Remembering the Alamo" a little too seriously.
Andrew Paroski, Nick Maliwacki, and Bill "The Texan" Poucher (executive director of the ICPC) posing with the trophy before the contest.
Thousands marched in the streets to protest when Binghamton didn't win first place at World Finals (just kidding). It was mere coincidence that there was nationwide protest over various immigration-related legislation during the ICPC team's trip to San Antonio.
After the competition, IBM scheduled a celebration at a "surprise" location. Surprise!
Nick Maliwacki and Alyssa Ogawa making friends with Georgia Tech and Carnegie Mellon.

February Contest

Evan Rogers Marc Seicol Noah Schwartz
Winners from the February contest.
Left to right: Evan Rogers, Marc Seicol, Noah Schwartz

Regionals Fall 2005

2005/2006 ICPC team
Binghamton's ICPC team after the
Fall 2005 Regionals in Rochester,
NY. Left to right: Nick Maliwacki,
Andrew Paroski, Natan Zohar

Articles



Watson Review, a newsletter circulated within Watson School, covered the ICPC team back in Spring of 2004 before BU ACM Chapter existed. The ICPC team placed third at Regionals in Fall 2003, narrowly missing an invitation to World Finals 2004. The Spring 2004 issue of Watson Review can be found here.

The CS department was quick to brag as the ICPC team narrowly defeated Harvard and Brown at Regionals in Fall 2005 and earned an invitation to World Finals 2006. The text can be found here.

In its November 17th 2005 issue, Inside BU reported on the ICPC team's victory at Regionals. The text of this article can be found here.

In its March 31st 2006 issue, Pipedream wrote an article about ACM chapter and the ICPC team as the team prepared for its trip to World Finals 2006. The text of the article (without the picture) can be found here.

In the Spring 2006 issue of Binghamton University Magazine, Hal Smith wrote an
article about Binghamton's ICPC team. Floppy disks aren't actually allowed at the
contest, but they were very useful in picture for conveying at a glance that this
was an article about computer nerds. The title "Trouncing the Ivys" was a bit much, this is the most in-depth article about Binghamton's performance in the ICPC.