Yes, I am well aware of how long that title is.
Though it was decided that a forum was all that the club required in order to stay in effect, the forum lacks the organization and centralization of a web site. This site eliminates any cofusion about rules, events, activities,
meeting times, etc. without the hassle of searching for the correct threads or posts on the forum. I'm sorry for the somewhat two-toned color scheme of the page by the way; this is the first layout I've created that didn't get
chopped up, cloned, or scrambled during the HTML process, so at least commend me for that one!
As you can see, the site menu is at the top. From that menu, you can access any page on the web site.

Since this is the Main Page, clicking that link will take you here. The Club Rules page is exactly as it says, the boundaries imposed upon club members to ensure order during the club meetings and such. The Activities and Events section explains upcoming and past activities and trips the club has done/attended. The Officers section gives contact information (email only unless otherwise stated) and general bios about the people who help in
running the club. All members are listed on the Members page; Members are defined in the Club Rules section.
The Club Forum is accessible through the Forum link; the calendar of club events is also available through the Calendar link. Links to personal web sites, Japanese web sites, and other available sites can be found in the
Links area. Questions, Comments, Concerns and Suggestions can be sent through that link; it will open up an email browser with the correct subject bar. The Email the Webmistress link will open up an email browser if you
have specific questions on my web designing and such. The subject bar will already be provided!

By the way, I am your wonderful Webmistress and Vice President, Jordan aka TheCosplayJunkie. The links below
redirect you to three of the four J-Club sponsors. (The fourth sponsor is Anime-nia, the local anime shop)