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Re: IEEE: What have they given society?
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Originally Posted by Astronouth7303
Free pizza? I'll ask sometime...
Ok, since it is almost 4 am and I am almost the only one on CD right now, I guess I have the bandwidth to step on my digital soap box for a moment.

No, IEEE never gave me free pizza, per say. But, since the IEEE Club meetings at my college had a few people from my Electric Hybrid Car Club as acting members including president, I dropped by the meetings every once in a while.
After their appointed speakers were finished, the meetings usually ended with a pizza and soda party, and since I was a poor college student, of course I hung around for the free food and soda (even if I knew was going to be few minutes late to one of my classes).
A slice of pizza and a cup of soda was worth missing a few minutes of a class since I was usually at school for 12 hours a day (or more) anyways.

Oh, and the speeches and lectures were interesting at times too...
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