CardinalChaosCommittee

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The Cardinal Chaos Committee (C-3) is a group of slackers, hackers, and wise-crackers at Lamar University dedicated to making great games, enhancing our programming skills, and having fun. We're willing to settle for 2 out of 3.

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2010-10-23

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