socal-1985
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- series
- socal regional · North America
- season
- 1985–1986 (the year in the id is the season label, not the date)
- location
- (SoCal) (free text; not yet placed in the location tree)
- advances to
- wf-1986
- next edition
- socal-1986
- previous edition
- socal-1984
- CMS ids
- pre-CMS era
- provenance
- Caltech News v.20:3, June 1986, 'Techers win title as top student programmer team' (PDF https://campuspubs.library.caltech.edu/2412/01/1986_06_20_03.pdf) (1986-06): 'A team of five Caltech students has become the top student programmer team in the country, after winning the 1986 International Scholastic Programming Contest of the Association for Computing Machinery. The contest pitt — https://campuspubs.library.caltech.edu/2412/ [existence hunt 2026-10-22]; Caltech News v.23:1, Feb 1989 (PDF https://campuspubs.library.caltech.edu/2437/01/1989_02_23_01.pdf) (1989-02): 'For the fourth straight year, a Caltech team has placed first in the southern California regional competition of the ACM Scholastic Programming Contest.' and 'David Gillespie, who was a member of winning Caltech teams i — https://campuspubs.library.caltech.edu/2437/ [existence hunt 2026-10-22]; Daily Sundial (CSUN), 25 Oct 1985, p.2 (1985-10-25): 'Computer Science Association - Annual CSA/ACM programming contest from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. ... Programming languages used are Pascal and Fortran 77.' (campus qualifier) — https://digital-collections.csun.edu/digital/collection/Sundial/id/34287 [existence hunt 2026-10-22]; Wikipedia ICPC article, World Finals table (n.d.): 1986 World Finals (Cincinnati) winner: California Institute of Technology. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Collegiate_Programming_Contest [existence hunt 2026-10-22]