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3:45 PM 4/6/2006
DP is currently pending to become a USU recognized organization. As a USU organization, DP will have benefits such as: Facility reservation/usage, limited copy/mailing per semester, and under qualifications, funding. The benefits also come a few responsibilities.
Currently, other than a few "to-be" members, there are only two officers. Four positions -- President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer -- are constant positions needed. Only USU students may hold office (but non-USU students may still join DP), and two more are needed to fill all four. The President and Treasurer positions have been filled.
Chances are that DP will not hold all its meetings in the Fun Park, where an actual DDR machine stands. In fact, it's more likely that a few certain players supply their own console and dancepads. Television sets are also needed. I will check to see if the univeristy is able to supply me with one. If not, 1-3 members will have to bring their TV during meetings to share (I'd bring my own television, but 48" is a rather large TV to be hauling around).
Tournaments, fund-raisers, and charity work will either be hosted in Fun Park or the Logan City Mall. I am to schedule a meeting with the head manager of Fun Park and ask him if it is possible to at least drop the price of the DDR machine. I'll also ask him about percentages if we were to hold charity events or fund-raisers there. As for the mall, we would have to do as normal meetings and bring our own setups. Tournaments will always be held at the Fun Park.
Tournaments, fund-raisers, and charity work will either be hosted in Fun Park or the Logan City Mall. I am to schedule a meeting with the head manager of Fun Park and ask him if it is possible to at least drop the price of the DDR machine. I'll also ask him about percentages if we were to hold charity events or fund-raisers there. As for the mall, we would have to do as normal meetings and bring our own setups. Tournaments will always be held at the Fun Park.
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Dance Dance Revolution
Welcome to the Dance Party! DP is organized to call out DDR players and those who are interested. Members of the DP will be allowed to help in charity and fund-raising events.
Well, what's DDR, you ask?
DDR (Dance Dance Revolution) is a physical game of coordination, endurance, and rhythm. As the chosen track of music is played, the game issues arrows (usually scrolling from bottom to top) according to rhythm and difficulty. The player then steps onto the arrow (or press the footpad with whatever he or she desires).
DDR exploded right out of Japan. First, plaguing all of Asia, causing extreme dancers to rise from oblivion. The "game" was then briefly introduced in the United States, where it then became a popular arcade-packing phenomenon. For more about DDR, go to the About section.
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