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Student teams compete in Global Game Jam
Student teams spent the weekend of Feb. 4–5 in the Classic Ballroom at Walb Student Union for the latest Global Game Jam, an international competition where teams have 48 hours to create a game based on a revealed theme. This year's theme was "Roots." Purdue Fort Wayne's teams were advised by Thomas Bolinger, lecturer in computer science.
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