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The document summarizes the activities of the Central Hacks Computer Science Club at Seattle Central College during the 2015 winter and spring quarters. It describes projects students worked on, including a CS club website and Lego Mindstorms robots. It outlines the club's objectives of connecting students, sharing ideas, and providing career-relevant experiences. Events included a TechTalk speaker series, Unity Fair selling 3D printed goods, and partnerships with other clubs. It provides thanks to faculty, students, speakers, and other supporters involved in the club.
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