From: captain5@watserv.ucr.edu (Sam P. Chung)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.anime
Subject: Re: SURVEY: attn to all Anime Clubs.
Date: 20 Nov 92 17:35:36 GMT

In article <Bxn7u5.5zB@mentor.cc.purdue.edu> pac@sage.cc.purdue.edu (Purdue  
Animation Club) writes:
> Project: "Evaluation'92"
> Message-ID: <PAC_survey.eva92-nov11>
> 
> 
> To all fellow Anime Clubs,
> 
> 	We would like to do a survey on the characteristics of Anime clubs. 
> 	Please answer the following questionnaire and return it to 
> 	< pac@sage.cc.purdue.edu > before the end of November. A summary 
> 	of the survey will be posted here in R.a.a. in December.
> 
> 	Many thanks for your participation.
> 	                                           - Benjamin Wai (P.A.C.)

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This is Sam Chung of UC Riverside.  Our Anime Club on campus is
"VideoBurn:  The Club of Japanese Animation".

We have no official membership and charge no dues for the club.  However,
we have sign up sheets chose to a hundred names and phone numbers.  Our
meeting turn-outs usually range in the 40-60's, but it depends on which week
of class it is.  If it's the week before midterms our turnouts will be 
extremely low.  Our Meetings will usually take place at public meeting rooms
on campus.  We don't have a whole lot of equipment, but we will get
a 27" monitor for clubs in general to use... though our club will be using it
the most.  Starting next quarter, our meetings will take place once every
week...  Every Thursday in the International Lounge from 6-10PM.

As most of the Southern Californians will know this, UC Riverside is in the 
Southern California area, 60 miles east of Los Angeles.  Our club is  
independant
of the larger anime organizations, and it is a registered student organization
on campus.  Our club has been operating since 1989 established by Jee Hoon
Lee who is a frequenter of the Miyazaki Discussion Group.  We do have a formal
Constitution on file, as all registered campus clubs must have.  I don't have
it with me, but we can always make something up.

Advertising for the club is in three parts.  For those who have signed our
sign-up sheets at our Campus Activities Fairs, we are currently calling them to
remind them of our meetings.  Once our meetings go on a regular weekly basis, 
we will stop that process.  In conjunction with that, we advertise in the 
primary school newspaper, the Highlander.  Advertising is free to all campus
organization which are registered.  It's nice to open up the paper and find
a picture of your favorite anime characters.  Two weeks ago it was Nene
Romanova(sp).  Archive Collection?  Haven't a clue.  We'll try our best to
show sub-titled programs.  That's it.  If you have any further questions about
our club, please feel free to e-mail me.

Quite Truly,
Sam


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