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Subject: PLEASE ANNOUNCE TO YOUR CLASSES: ACM meeting on Wednesday, April 8

                 The GSU chapter of the ACM presents	
	
            Introduction to Web Applications with Django

                            Bentley Cook
                     Engineering Project Manager
                              Bellhops

Django is a powerful, open-source web framework written in Python.
Bellhops has used Django and Python for over two-and-a-half years as its main development stack. I will cover the basics of Django and how it is a great tool for learning Python. Additionally, I will discuss the great open-source community that supports Python and cover a number of tools we use with Django to keep the lights on at Bellhops.

About the Speaker: Bentley is an Engineering Project Manager at Bellhops. He leads the web-application team and is responsible for Bellhops' front end. Originally from Chattanooga, Bentley joined Bellhops as a Python developer two years ago and has continued to be a core contributor to Bellhops' large Django application.
		
                      Win a valuable door prize!
                 One lucky attendee will win a Google
                  Chromecast streaming media player.

                       Wednesday, April 8, 2015
                         12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.
                            Capital Suite
                       Room 220, Student Center

                          Everyone welcome!
                          Free refreshments!

           For more information about the GSU ACM chapter,
              please visit our website: acm.cs.gsu.edu.	

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The chapter welcomes the following new members: Ezechi Njoku and Chase Randall. We also thank Timothy Yu for renewing his membership.