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\CIt is not too late to learn to play GO.

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\F4\CGO is an extremely challenging two-person board game that is simple
\Cand easy to learn. If you like Chess or Checkers, you might find GO
\Cto be even more to your liking. You can learn GO almost at once.
\CYou will be intrigued by its profundity. One can spend as much time
\Cas one wants in studying the game and in improving one's playing ability.

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\F4\CGO possesses a simple handicap system that allows
\Cplayers of quite different skills to play each other on an
\Cequal basis and the game will then be very challenging
\Cand interesting to both players.

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\F6\CArthur Samuel of Stanford University, and a future resident, feels
\Cthat the game should be of interest to a number of people at The
\CSequoias.   He has been helping with a series of study meetings
\Cwhere one can learn the game and get a little practice in playing it.

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\F6\CThere will be a second meeting Thursday evening October 24
\Cat 7 P.M. in Parlor II.  It is not too late to join the group.

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\F4\CA conflict with Square Dancing prevented some who had expressed an
\Cfrom coming to the earlier meeting so a special effort will be made
\Cto help these people and YOU to catch up.  It will be fun.

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\F6\CCome if you are interested.

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