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|1964

|The first known Plumber's Pot is published as a humorous paper and includes informative articles on EUS events.Oldest Reference to the Mechanical Engineering Students Club - a photo found in the McGill Archives.

|The first known Plumber's Pot is published as a humorous paper and includes informative articles on EUS events. Oldest Reference to the Mechanical Engineering Students Club - a photo found in the McGill Archives.

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|1969

|The EUS is one of the founding members of the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students. It's first president is from McGill.

|The EUS is one of the founding members of the [[Canadian Federation of Engineering Students]]. It's first president is from McGill.

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|1974

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|1998

|The EUS Office moves from the Iron Ring Room in MacDonald to Room 007 in McConnell. The Common Room is relocated in the McConnell Basement and Copi-EUS moves closer to the EUS Office to form with Frostbite and the General Store, the EUS Mall. The EUS pays $35 000 for and operates its new locker facilities below the cafeteria, replacing the 30 year old previous set of lockers.

|The EUS Office moves from the Iron Ring Room in MacDonald to Room 007 in McConnell. The Common Room is relocated in the McConnell Basement and Copi-EUS moves closer to the EUS Office to form with Frostbite and the General Store, the EUS Mall. The EUS pays $35 000 for and operates its new locker facilities below the cafeteria, replacing the 30 year old previous set of lockers. [[The Plumber's Faucet]], once a column in the Plumber's Pot, is started as a full-time EUS Publication.

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|2009

|OAP becomes purely an EUS event after SSMU withdraws completely from the event. Previously, SSMU had handled procuring sponsorship for OAP while the EUS had handled all other aspects of the event.

|[[OAP]] becomes purely an EUS event after SSMU withdraws completely from the event. Previously, SSMU had handled procuring sponsorship for OAP while the EUS had handled all other aspects of the event.

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|2010

|Architecture students join the Engineering Undergraduate Society after passing the required referendum. The Architecture Students Association becomes the EUS' seventh departmental association.

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|2016

|[[The Cube]], the first official EUS 3D Printing Service, is launched during TechWeek 2016.

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+|The EUS Office moves from the Iron Ring Room in MacDonald to Room 007 in McConnell. The Common Room is relocated in the McConnell Basement and Copi-EUS moves closer to the EUS Office to form with Frostbite and the General Store, the EUS Mall. The EUS pays $35 000 for and operates its new locker facilities below the cafeteria, replacing the 30 year old previous set of lockers. [[The Plumber's Faucet]], once a column in the Plumber's Pot, is started as a full-time EUS Publication.
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-|OAP becomes purely an EUS event after SSMU withdraws completely from the event. Previously, SSMU had handled procuring sponsorship for OAP while the EUS had handled all other aspects of the event.
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 |Architecture students join the Engineering Undergraduate Society after passing the required referendum. The Architecture Students Association becomes the EUS' seventh departmental association.
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+|[[The Cube]], the first official EUS 3D Printing Service, is launched during TechWeek 2016.
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