-our weekly meetings regularly, participate in SIPB activities like
-hackathons, cluedumps, and IAP classes, and either create a new SIPB
-project or help with some existing SIPB projects. This process
-generally takes about a term of active participation.
+our weekly meetings regularly (they're Mondays at 7:30 PM), participate in SIPB activities like
+hackathons, [cluedumps](http://cluedumps.mit.edu/), and [IAP classes](http://sipb.mit.edu/iap),
+and either create a new [[SIPB
+project|projects]] or help with some existing [[SIPB projects|projects]]. This process
+generally takes about a term of active participation. Our [[calendar]] contains the full schedule of our events.
+
+To get involved in SIPB projects, you can hack on an existing
+project—begin by talking to the people currently working on
+it—or start a new one. The best way to start
+a SIPB project is to pick some computing-related problem that is
+important to you, find some like-minded individuals, and try to solve
+it, discussing your ideas and plans around the SIPB office, and
+reporting on your progress to the SIPB. The most successful SIPB
+projects have often been things that the people involved really wanted
+to do, and found resources or collaborators to do them through SIPB.
+