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From: mjourney@yanni.siteprotect.com
Subject: Grades so far for 15-415
Date: November 29, 2001 2:39:54 AM EST
To: ajh@andrew.cmu.edu

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Name: Hsu, Alan
Course: 15-415, Fall 2001
HW1: 93/100 (average was 86.45)
HW2: 80/100 (average was 87.78)
HW3: 49/100 (average was 78.50)
HW4: 0/100 (average was 76.73)
HW5: 0/100 (average was 84.94)
HW6: 0/100 (average was 75.51)
Midterm: 93/100 (average was 86.65)
Proj. Phase 1: 97/100 (average was 92.87)
Proj. Phase 2: 98/100 (average was 91.32)
Proj. Phase 3:
Proj. Demo:
Final Exam:

FYI: if you get 100/100 on all remaining assignments, your final score for the course will be: 84.00/100 (best case scenario)

If any of the above information is incorrect, please reply to this email.
For questions regarding your grade, please contact your TA.

-----Original Message-----
From: jamie rossi [mailto:jrossi@andrew.cmu.edu]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 4:25 PM
To: Alan Hsu; George E. Compton
Cc: Tom Brooks; Creig W Doyle
Subject: Weapon Policy Violation


To: Alan Hsu
George Compton
From: Jamie Rossi
Housefellow for North Oakland
Coordinator of Student Activities
Date: January 11, 2002
Re: Winter Break Closing Violation


During the 2001 Winter Break Closing Inspections and the Health and Safety
Inspections conducted immediately following the close of housing for the
semester, it was noted that you had four swords in your apartment. As you
should know, the University does not permit weapons of any type on campus or
in our housing facilities. You are being held responsible for this policy
violation.

Our standard procedure for a weapons policy violation is to have the weapon
confiscated by campus police. Tom Brooks, Dan Askin, both Facilities
Coordinators with Housing Services, and I were the staff members who
inspected your apartment and contacted campus police to have the weapons
confiscated. Officer Adams responded, collected the four swords and placed
them in the campus police evidence locker, where they have been kept locked
since December 21, 2001. I will need to meet with each of you to mediate
this policy violation and discuss the process for returning these items to
you. They will not be permitted to return to campus or our housing
facilities. Please contact me to schedule this meeting. I can be reached in
the Student Activities Office at 8-8704. I look forward to meeting you and
resolving this situation.

Sincerely,
Jamie Rossi



Jamie L. Rossi
Coordinator for Student Activities
Housefellow for North Oakland Apartments
Carnegie Mellon University
UC Suite 103
5000 Forbes Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
(412) 268-8704
(412) 268-5938 (FAX)
jrossi@andrew.cmu.edu

From: official@andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: CRIME ALERT #2003-5 - Theft by Deception, Simple Assault
Date: October 7, 2003 4:52:11 PM EDT
To: undisclosed-recipients: ;
*2003-5

October 7, 2003

THEFT BY DECEPTION; SIMPLE ASSAULT

At approximately 1:20 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4th, a Carnegie Mellon University student was walking west on Margaret Morrison Street toward the laundry in Margaret Morrison Plaza Storefronts when a suspect pulled up in a car and asked him for change. The suspect said he needed change for a $50 bill because the gas station he had stopped at would not accept large denominations. The student gave the suspect $30 in U.S. currency. The suspect returned what appeared to be U.S. currency but was in fact $5 Euro. When the student tried to get his money back, the suspect punched him several times, got into the car, and fled the scene. The student victim suffered very minor injuries not requiring medical attention.

The suspect in the case is described as:

An African-American male, 29-31 years old
Medium build, 170 lbs., approximately 6 feet tall
Wearing a white shirt, jeans, and a navy blue NY Yankees ball cap
Operating a 2003 Hyundai, white in color
Displaying PA registration FBR 7573

If you see this suspect or the above described vehicle, please call Carnegie Mellon University Police at (412) 268-2323 or City Police at 911 immediately! If you have any information that might assist police in this case, call Detective Martin White at (412) 268 ? 6232.


CRIME PREVENTION TIPS:

Ø If you are accosted by a stranger, especially one who approaches in a vehicle, be very suspicious of even the most plausible story. Scam artists count on most people to be sympathetic to others in need or in a difficult predicament.
Ø Depending on store/company policy, gas stations in the Pittsburgh region generally will give change for denominations up to US$50, at least until dark or before 11:00 P.M.
Ø If you don’t know the person, DO NOT give him/her any money!! Don’t let the con artist pressure you - Just walk away and call the police immediately.


Creig W. Doyle
Director of Security/Chief of University Police
Carnegie Mellon University
4902 Forbes Ave., Rm. 100
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
PH: (412) 268-2327
FAX: (412) 268-6437

Alan wrote: During the 2001 Winter Break Closing Inspections and the Health and Safety Inspections conducted immediately following the close of housing for the semester, it was noted that you had four swords in your apartment. As you should know, the University does not permit weapons of any type on campus or in our housing facilities. You are being held responsible for this policy violation.

George wrote: we bought together.

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Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 08:20:09 -0500
From: George Compton <gcompton@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Subject: Re: WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD? (fwd)
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ajh@andrew.cmu.edu wrote:

> You forgot one, George.
>

Well, I forgot more than just Neal I suppose

Dave's character: Because I charmed it and told it to distract the dwarf
I'm stealing from.

Vinny's character: I'm not sure but I better magic missile it from a safe
distance to be on the safe side. No invisible chicken is going to
critically backstab me again.

Joe's old character: Because the chicken was a fool. I'm staying on this
side of the road where it's safe... Wait... What's that gnoll doing here?

My old character: Did I see the chicken cross the road? Do I know that the
great wyrm is about to eat it? Then I rush into combat to save the
chicken's life. Stupid fucking chicken...

Alan and Jason's old characters: The chicken is across the road? This is
the opportunity we've been waiting for! We break into the chicken's house
and rob it blind.

Pei Jen's old character: I whip the chicken to prevent it from crossing the
road. That's worth a check on my whip, right?

Neal's old character: I make a ropes proficiency check to determine what
the chicken is thinking.

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Date: Sat, 27 Nov 1999 16:48:27 -0500
From: George Compton <gcompton@andrew.cmu.edu>
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To: Alan Hsu <ajh@andrew.cmu.edu>,
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Pei-Jen Lin <plin@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Ok, now you know what Jason and Joe know. Now for what I know.

MONEY!!!!!
CP: 12429
SP: 8091
EP: 211
GP: 7764
PP: 900
Gems: 43271 (No that's not a decimal point error)
GRAND TOTAL OF THIS PRIZE PACKAGE: 56643 gp!!!

Magic stuff (IDed by grateful dwarven mages/priests/fighters/something
in exchange for the treasured book of golems)
Potion of Healing (1 dose)
Ring of Warmth
Turquoise with continual light cast on it
Ring of Water Adaptation
Potion of Invulnerability (1 dose)
Shield of Absorption +2
Diadem of Though Draining (Left with the dwarves to determine how best
to destroy this horrible thing)
Render (Left in the crevasse in case Vinny wants to go back for it. You
made a good team)
Protection from Gas Scroll (usable by any class)
Dagger +3
Cloak of Displacement (Dwarf sized)
Ring of Clear Thought
Rod of Protection (Broken by a bad ID attempt. Sorry)
Huptzeen (The dwarves suggest that you leave this strange thing with
them since it's uncertain as to what it is. You agree with them and
leave it to protect the DM from the headache of Jason finding Pei Jen
has a better staff than he does.)
Poison Dagger +1 x2 (Destroyed by the dwarves as tools of evil)
Ring of Icebolts (1d4 pts of damage, 100 yard range, charged faintly)
Wand of Secret Door and Trap Detection (charged weakly)
Gargoyle Cloak
Golem Manual (Left with the dwarves cuz you're not going to use it)
Helm of Bravery --\
Dwarven plate mail |-----(You decide to leave Drull's gear
with the grieving dwarven
Hand Axe of Throwing +1--/ king. However, you get a set of
plate mail to replace it)
Scroll (Meld into stone, slow poison, stone shape)
Potion of Extra Healing (2 doses)
Platinum Medals x3 (Non magical, but had to be listed)
Ioun Stone (+1 str)
Ioun Stone (+1 prot)
Ioun Stone (No need for air)
Hammer of Vitroin (Informs you that while it had fun, it's place is
defending the dwarves of Underduin. Also, it tells you it wants a
wielder who can keep it in his hand for more than a round. Left with
the dwarves of Underduin)

The bad news (isn't there always bad news): Pei Jen's sword reminds you
that much of the gem/coin treasure was looted from the dwarven treasure
chamber and that it's rightful owners are here in Underduin. So, being
heroic types, you return most of the money. And the gems. Sigh.
However, being on the dwarves' extremely good sides, if there is any non
magical equipment, (or maybe some weak magical stuff) they have you
want, it's yours for free. Dwarves do make high quality metal work
which may have non magical bonuses.

You still have a crapload of useful stuff even after my attempt to avoid
Joe and Jason lynching me. Each of you held a new intelligent weapon,
used it, and chose to give it up (well, you may not have chosen to, but
your characters did, so there). You have ioun stones (keep those
concealed so as too maximize the surprise value, heh heh), four rings, a
broken rod (oops), potions, any non magical armor you can name, scrolls,
cloaks, etc. Quite a haul.

So are you keeping what you have or trading it for what's behind DOOR
NUMBER THREE? Oh, you should have kept it. Door number three concealed
a hoard of beholders. Zap! Munch munch munch...

Date: Sun, 17 Sep 2000 03:06:02 -0400
From: "George Compton" <gcompton@andrew.cmu.edu>
To: dlung@andrew.cmu.edu
Subject: Death and Destruction: the beginning (fwd)
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--On Sunday, September 17, 2000, 3:01 AM -0400 "Pei-Jen Lin"
<plin@andrew.cmu.edu> wrote:

> Somethings to keep in mind about my campaign when you are making a
> character.
>
> History
> The Golden Era (1500+ years ago)
> Most records concerning this time and earlier has been lost. It was
rumored
> that greatest enlightenment and knowledge were achieved at this time.
> Stories of wizards, dragons, and devils were told as bed time stories.
Most
> people think of them as stories; nothing more
> The Great War (1500 - 1400 years ago)
> The time of chaos. Wars broke out between different races (reasons: the
> history before this are not for you to know), and it raged on with great
> losses for all sides. About 30 years into the war a greater threat
appears;
> the Devils has invade the mortal world in search of a great artifact "The
> Shadowstaff." Realizing the destructive power of this new threat
different
> races of the world came together to defend themselves. The war seems to
be
> a losing cause, but a group of heroes appeared and drove the devil away
> after a long hard struggle. Much of the world and knowledge were
destroyed
> as the result of this war.
> The time of peace(1400 - 550 years ago)
> The heroes managed to united the remaining survivors and created their own
> kingdoms, slowly the world recovered from the war. The world once again
> prosper. Contact with outside world (other continent) has also been
> established at this time.
> The Second Great War(550-500 years ago)
> Some evil wanted to conquer the land and a group of hero drove them away.
> The New Age(500-now)
> Three major kingdoms exist HUMAN, ELF, and DWARF. Tribes or clans of
> halfing, gnome, orcs, goblin, etc are also present.
>
> Government:
> HUMAN - feudal system, knights(paladins), and sages as advisors.
> ELF - DWARF - monarchy
> Halfing - gnome - tribes
> There are names for things but I am too lazy to make them up.
>
> Economy
> World is at peace, and life is good for most people.
>
> Magic
> Most magic knowledge has been lost, no magic higher than 3rd level is know
> to man (does not apply to divine spell).
>

Message-ID: <3834E5E5.ACECA7A3@andrew.cmu.edu>
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 1999 00:53:41 -0500
From: George Compton <gcompton@andrew.cmu.edu>
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Subject: Re: WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD? (fwd)
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Jonathan David Pearce wrote:

> there's a serious flaw with this post. it's hilarious, but only guys on
> the floor will get it. i can't think of a single damn person to forward
> this to. fuck.
>
> j
>

Could be worse. Here are some that most people on the floor won't even get.

Quellinth: I don't know, but I'll ask it.

Goran: Hic...

Ghendorf: Joe, is this another of your stupid quests?

Nalas: Who cares? I turn invisible and look up her... Oh, you said chickEN

The DM: Umm, I hadn't really figured out why yet. Give me a few months to
think about it.

The previous DM: Wait, never mind. The chicken didn't actually cross the road
at all. Besides, there aren't any chickens in Fifth Age. What? Didn't I
mention we're in Fifth Age?

If four people on this floor understand this (besides myself) I will be
impressed.
If one other person on this floor finds this funny (including myself) I will be
impressed.

Date: Mon, 10 Jul 2000 18:45:59 -0400
From: George Compton <gcompton@andrew.cmu.edu>
To: bobrost el magnifico <rrost@andrew.cmu.edu>
CC: da flo' bbord <post+graffiti.boss-three@andrew.cmu.edu>
Subject: Re: fun E

Clearly you don't understand. I'm not predjudiced against anyone. Well
against anyone other than Texans, BeOS users, and people who wear purple
wetsuits in public. But since they're not really human, they don't
count.

bobrost el magnifico wrote:
>
> http://goats.com/archive/index.html?991224
>
> it seems somehow appropriate for our floor. maybe because of george and
> his vast tolerance for people different than himself.

Pei Jen's sword

George wrote:Wow, I had forgotten that Pei-Jen's campaign actually had history behind it

Peijen wrote:

Pei Jen's sword

what's this again, this is your campaign after vinny's? was this the time when we when to the castle with morphed dwarves, where few of them were beaten into pulp before we realize it or is it something else?

Peijen wrote:George's character could have been good.