07-23-2004, 05:19 PM
I joined signed up for the anime club at my college and never heard from them again. It was very small and had a limited selection i.e. Escaflowne, Mononoke, Maison Ikkoku, and some Ranma mangas. By that time, I was interested in more recent animes like Naruto, ROD TV, FMA and such and so I didn't care for those. I got my daily dose of anime through fansubs (I LOVE Bit torent 
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Anyway, if you want to get any club started in college, it's slow and takes a lot work and persistence. I've had some experience as I'm president of my college's pro-life organization. If it's new, you're going to need to write up a constitution and submit a contract to the Dean of Student Affairs (or whatever your college calls it) for approval. The appropriations committee will usually give you some funds, but you have to ask at their annual meetings.
And that's only really the beginning. Just make sure you have enough people interested and that there's someone to help you out with all of this. Either way you're going to have to stay organized and assign positions and such.
If you want to publicize your club flyers are the way to go (and tabling too!).
Ok, well I hope that at least gives you some insight into the effort you're going to have to put if you're actually serious about forming this club and if you were only brain-storming, well I suppose this can be some food for thought
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). Anyway, if you want to get any club started in college, it's slow and takes a lot work and persistence. I've had some experience as I'm president of my college's pro-life organization. If it's new, you're going to need to write up a constitution and submit a contract to the Dean of Student Affairs (or whatever your college calls it) for approval. The appropriations committee will usually give you some funds, but you have to ask at their annual meetings.
And that's only really the beginning. Just make sure you have enough people interested and that there's someone to help you out with all of this. Either way you're going to have to stay organized and assign positions and such.
If you want to publicize your club flyers are the way to go (and tabling too!).
Ok, well I hope that at least gives you some insight into the effort you're going to have to put if you're actually serious about forming this club and if you were only brain-storming, well I suppose this can be some food for thought
.
Love is like heaven but hurts like hell.