u/swancoredgd

We're a group of Stanford students starting a band and we're looking for more people to join us. Zero pressure here, none of us are professional musicians, we’re just looking to have fun jamming together. If things go well, it would be awesome to eventually play at some of the cooler campus events like Day N' Mayfield or Crochella!

Our current lineup:

• 🎸 2 Guitarists
• 🎹 2 Keyboardists
• 🎧 1 Bassist / DJ & Electronic guy
• 🎤 1 Vocalist

Who we’re looking for: We primarily need vocalists and a drummer to round out the core group, but we honestly welcome all instrumentalists. The more the merrier!

We aren't boxing ourselves into a single genre, either. We’re open to playing pretty much anything from pop and hard rock to metal and weird experimental stuff. We just want to make some good noise!

If you’re down to jam, shoot me a DM or drop a comment below with what you play!

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Did anyone take EE64A recently? I heard they changed the exams from 24-hour take-home exams to 3-hour in-person proctored exams.

I wanted to ask:

- Were the exams open book/open notes?

- What resources were allowed during the exam?

I looked at some previous exam papers, and they seem pretty difficult to do in a closed-book in-person format without resources, so I was hoping someone who took it recently could share their experience.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!