CMU Gaming Club
"Ludo, ergo sum"
--"Ursuppe"
Currently holding a Settlers of Catan
tournament of Friday, February 15, 2008.
Click here for details!
The answers to the questions you might be asking yourself:
What is the purpose of this document?
Welcome to the CMU
gaming club home page. This page has two important uses. It serves to
attract new members (you!) and it also has some information on gaming stuff.
If you think you might be interested stop by one of our meetings.
When and where do you meet?
We meet on Saturdays in the University Center, in the upstairs dining area,
from around one PM until about two AM (or until everyone left gets too tired and leaves).
Why would I care, I mean what do you do?
We play games. Lots of games. Mostly various board games. We have a reasonably well
stocked closet, with several dozen different games, and some of our
members have been known to bring games from their own hoards to play.
"If you bring it, they will play"
What games exactly?
Some games we have played in the past (just a sampling to give you some idea):
- Caylus
- Puerto Rico
- The Settlers of Catan
- Power Grid
- Tichu
- Junta
- Diplomacy
- Republic of Rome
- Awful Green Things From Outer Space
- Merchant of Venus
- 18XX
- The Great Dalmuti
- Time Agent
- East Front
- Hacker
- Ursuppe
- El Grande
- Age of Renaissance
How do I join? Why would I want to?
Dues are $5 for one semester, or $10 for a whole year, plus one cent
for off-campus members. Members can borrow games from the Gaming Club
closet. That, and we won't laugh at you (as much).
Who's in charge? |
| Name
| Email
| Position
| | Michael Duggan
| mwd@sei.cmu.edu
| President
| | Tau Yang
| taoy@andrew.cmu.edu
| Vice President
| | Celestine Lau
| ctheng@andrew.cmu.edu
| Secretary
| | Mark Levine
| mrlevine@andrew.cmu.edu
| Treasurer
| |
And if I need more information?
Email one of the above,
or gc00@andrew.cmu.edu.
Better yet, show up at a meeting and find out for yourself!
Some stuff the CMU Gaming Club has done
Some stuff other people have done
Who wrote this silly thing, and why?
This page created late one night in a fit of boredom by: Eric Moore
Additions and maintenance by Chris Esko, Matt Hirsch, and Aaron McConnell
Finally updated 2008 by Michael Duggan