The Programmers' Society of UTS

The Programmers' Society Executive Committee

Programmers' Society Executive - 2005
President	David Edney	plasma@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	David is back for a second year on the executive after serving as CSO in 2004. Sadly, we had to take the webcam offline after an incident that scared little children. (Marcus should have known better than to log kids on to the webcam site)
Vice President	Michael Dale	mwdmeyer@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	Michael is a first year newbie. This new blood has attitude and has been known to tell Myles to STFU. His election is due to his motivation and ability for knowing 'stuff'.
Secretary	Matthew Beauregard
	SWM, 22 from Sydney's northern beaches, loves moonlit walks along windswept beaches, laughing, being caught in the rain, ISO SF with the brooding soul of a poet, nihilist, for long-term codependent relationship. Send photograph and sample of angsty poetry. No weirdos, please.
Treasurer	Myles Byrne	myles@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	Myles is overseeing Project Eidolon. justmakeitfuckingwork.sh is how you get it to work. In ProgSoc, to 'myles' something is to throw it out. If you don't understand, piss him off next time you seem him. (but not before you get him a beer first). This is Myles' second year on the ProgSoc executive, after his term serving as Vice President in 2004.
Computer Systems Officer	Nathan de Vries	ndvries@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	Hey, if you're getting up, can you get me a beer?
First Year Representative	Bryn Loftus	xicarius@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	Bryn version 3 is our First Year representative and electronics guy. The KVM and laptop bay goodness he is installing in the ProgSoc room will help make it a much more occupiable space for use by members.
Alumni Representative	Christian Kent	whophd@progsoc.uts.edu.au
	Christian has an exec career spanning two millenia. Running on a Whig Party ticket, Christian pushed for the repeal of the corn laws, leading a push for liberal programming imperialism into CompSoc and the Indian subcontinent. This led to a dangerous flirtation with the Jacobites, which would ultimately promulgate what would later be coined the CK View of History. In later years Christian was re-elected in the famous "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too" campaign of nonsense, carrying the Great Reform Bill that abolished the rotten boroughs and confirmed his reputation as a radical aristocrat. UPDATE: Christian has graduated and is now gainfully employed.