socal-1988

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series
socal regional · North America
season
1988–1989 (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-1989
next edition
socal-1989
previous edition
socal-1987
CMS ids
pre-CMS era
provenance
Caltech News v.23:1, Feb 1989, 'Caltech team places first in competition' (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. A Caltech team also placed second. The first-place team is eligibl — https://campuspubs.library.caltech.edu/2437/ [existence hunt 2026-10-22]; UCLA Daily Bruin, microfilm reel 120, page 312 (issue of late Feb/early Mar 1989) (1989): 'A team of four computer science graduate students captured first place in an international computer programming contest' ... 'The contest, held Feb. 22, was sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery as part o — https://archive.org/details/ucladailybruin120losa [existence hunt 2026-10-22]; Wikipedia ICPC World Finals table (n.d.): 1989 World Finals (Louisville) winner: UCLA. — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Collegiate_Programming_Contest [existence hunt 2026-10-22]

Website

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