[SlugLUG] OpenSolaris, Java, free pizza and ipod

[Linh Hoang]

This will be an interesting event.
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ATTENTION UCSC STUDENTS & DEVELOPERS:
Come learn what's cool in the latest Java and Solaris technologies from
Sun experts.

When:   May 23, 2007 4--7pm
Where:  Simularium, Engineering 2 Building
RVSP:   http://blogs.sun.com/ucsc/


There will be pizzas, t-shirts, free software, and an Ipod!.. plus more
free giveaways!  RSVP for this FREE event by visiting:
http://blogs.sun.com/ucsc/

SUN'S UNIVERSITY WORLD TOUR
This unique Sun event is designed specifically for the academic
community, including undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and
administrative staff. This FREE event is perfect for students and
programmers interested in learning about the latest technologies that
are driving mobile computing, open source projects, security, web
services and more. 

WHY ATTEND?...

DISCOVER INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY 
   We will start the day with cutting edge, exciting, innovative
   technical demos using Java, NetBeans and Solaris.  You will learn
   how latest technologies can be applied in the real world.

POSITION YOURSELF FOR THE SOFTWARE FUTURE 
   We will dive into deeper depth on Solaris and Java to give you a
   head start for your future. These technical talks will train you
   about whats cool in the latest technologies.

LEARN HOW TO GET AHEAD OF THE WORK FORCE 
   Sun provides FREE resources and discounted certification for
   students.  Learn how to take advantage of these opportunities so you
   get 14.3% (on average) higher starting salaries, gain more
   credibility with managers and colleagues, and be recognized around
   the world.

CONNECT EVERYTHING: OPPORTUNITES AT SUN AND MORE...  
   Network with peers and Sun experts to learn how new technologies are
   being used  across a range of industries.  An session at the end of
   the day will educate students about opportunities at Sun as well as
   in the IT industry.  RSVP today for this FREE event by visiting:
   http://blogs.sun.com/ucsc/