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␈↓ ∧iWould you like to play GO?
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␈↓∧␈↓ α;GO is an extremely challenging two-person board game that is
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␈↓ αLsimple and easy to learn. If you like Chess or Checkers, you
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␈↓ αPmight find GO to be even more to your liking. You can learn
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␈↓ αRGO almost at once.  You will be intrigued by its profundity. 
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␈↓ α↑One can spend as much time as one wants in studying the
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␈↓ β∪game and in improving ones playing ability.  It is fun.
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␈↓↓␈↓ β∂GO possesses a simple handicap system that allows players of quite
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␈↓ β≠different skills to play each other on an equal basis and the game
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␈↓ β:will then be very challenging and interesting to both players.
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␈↓↓␈↓ βεGO originated in China many centuries B.C. and there are records of
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␈↓ β⊃complete games that were played circa 400 A.D.. GO eventually got
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␈↓ β∃to Japan where the game is still extremely popular. It has recently
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␈↓ β∩attracted many devotees in the United States and in Europe. Chess-
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␈↓ β	players who learn the game usually prefer GO to their former game.
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␈↓∧␈↓ α%Arthur Samuel of Stanford University, and a future resident, feels
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␈↓ α≠that the game should be of interest to a number of people at The
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␈↓ α≤Sequoias. He is willing to help organize a series of study meetings
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where one can learn the game and get a little practice in playing it.
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␈↓ α∩There will be a preliminary meeting Wednesday evening October 9
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␈↓ α;at 7 P.M. in Parlor ␈↓εII␈↓∧.  Dr. Samuel will briefly explain the game
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␈↓ α≤and help organize a series of games and possibly future meetings.
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␈↓ ∧jCome if you are interested.
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