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| The Online Gaming Society is an organization which promotes multiplayer gaming in the Carnegie Mellon University community. The club holds on-campus events in a variety of games and environments. For more information, please see our charter. |
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| Come to our meetings to sign up. Check this page for updates, or read our bboard, assocs.ogs. |
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Carnegie Mellon's Student Dormitory Council has a $40,000 surplus this year. What should they do with it? Buy a Dance Dance Revolution arcade machine! It fits comfortably in the budget and in the Underground, and will provide thousands of hours of exercise for the campus community. If you would like to suggest a DDR machine -- or anything else, for that matter, the SDC has a feedback form for idea submissions, or you can send e-mail to Sriram Gollapalli directly. Also check out our bboard, assocs.ogs, for discussion on the subject.
Suggestions are due by September 30, so get yours in early! If our idea makes it past phase 1, we will give a short presentation on our idea to SDC during the week ending October 5.
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/15/2001.
A list of servers is now available on the events page. If you have a server, we will happily list it here. Just send us e-mail with your hostname, port, game, and any notes.
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/8/2001.
Be sure to stop by the OGS table at the Fall Activities Fair on Friday, September 7, from 4:30 to 6:30 PM on the CFA Lawn. In case of rain, the Activities Fair moves inside to Rangos, in which case we can set up some demos inside. Either way, you'll be able to sign up for the OGS mailing list and learn more about our fine organization.
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/2/2001.
If you haven't paid your dues yet, you're not an OGS member. There are more reasons than ever to join the OGS, including preferential treatment at tournaments and members-only events.
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/2/2001.
Thanks to everyone who came to the DDR social event in West Wing. We look forward to seeing you all again soon!
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/2/2001.
If you've got nothing better to do on Labor Day, join the OGS for an afternoon of flat-screened fun. We'll be taking over the Cyert 100 Windows and 100A Mac clusters for an afternoon of gaming. The fun runs from 1:00 to 6:00 PM.
One other reminder: the first OGS general body meeting will be held Sunday, September 2, at 3:00 PM in the West Wing TV Room. Happy gaming!
-- posted by Jason Weill on 9/1/2001.
For more news, visit the archive.
The Online Gaming Society (OGS) is a recognized student organization at Carnegie Mellon University. The OGS receives funding from Student Senate and from members in pursuance with club policies and by-laws. Please direct any questions about the club or this web site to ogs@andrew.cmu.edu.