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[Crossposting this MITCNC event for the benefit of the OLPC enthusiasts. - Stephen]<BR>
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"Spotlight MIT 2008" is the premier event of the MITCNC calendar.<BR>Our keynote speaker this year is Nicholas Negroponte of MIT, founder of<BR>One Laptop Per Child and co-founder and Chairman of the MIT Media Lab. <BR>Is there really going to be a $50 laptop soon? Ask that and many other<BR>questions and delve into the brilliant mind of Professor Negroponte,<BR>where he will share his vision and insights of the digital future. <BR>In addition, network and mingle with hundreds of MIT alumni and others at MITCNC's biggest event of the year! <BR>Early registration is encouraged as we expect the event to sell out.<BR>This event is open to all -- alums and non-alums are welcome! <BR>
Date: Monday 13 October <BR>Time: 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM <BR>
<BR>Location: Marriott San Francisco Airport,<BR>1800 Old Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, CA <BR>
<BR>Cost: MIT Club of Northern California Members and Affiliated organizations- $65.00.<BR>Cost includes cocktail reception, sit-down, three-course dinner, and Professor Negroponte's talk and Q&A session. <BR>
<BR>Registation:For more details and registration, click <A href="http://www.mitcnc.org/Events_Single.asp?eventID=1441">http://www.mitcnc.org/Events_Single.asp?eventID=1441</A>. Registration is opened to October 9th. Ignore the date at the site. <BR>
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