This document announces a game challenge at King Library where students can earn points and extra credit by completing tasks within the library within a 1 hour and 15 minute time limit. To get points, students must complete 5 tasks, to get extra credit they must complete 10 tasks, and to win they must complete all 15 tasks. The tasks involve finding stickers, photos, items around the library, interacting with others, and hiding places. Rules for the challenge include staying in the library, limited use of devices, spending under $3, and providing proof of completing tasks. The document lists the 15 tasks for the challenge.

1. The IMS 211 Game Challenge in 3-D
So
you
think
you’re
a
BAMF?
Who
doesn’t,
right?
Today,
we
see
who
is
truly
the
most
epic.
To
get
points,
you
must
complete
5
of
the
challenges
below
during
your
1
hour
and
15
minutes
of
class.
To
score
extra
credit,
you
must
complete
all
10
regular
tasks.
To
WIN,
and
truly
stand
alone
as
someone
who
gets
more
than
one
blog
worth
of
extra
credit,
to
get
the
top
of
the
heap,
you
must
complete
ALL
15
TASKS.
Rules:
1.
You
cannot
leave
King
Library.
2.
You
may
use
a
printer
once.
You
may
use
a
copy
machine
once.
You
may
use
any
other
device
that
produces
output
once.
No
double
use.
3.
You
can
spend
money,
but
if
you
spend
more
than
$3
I’ll
be
ashamed
of
you.
4.
A
number
of
things
here
require
photos—you
must
prove
it’s
your
photo
somehow.
5.
You
can
team
up
if
you
wish,
but
in
the
end,
there
can
only
be
one
15Lander.
TASKS:
1. Find
a
sticker/obtain
a
sticker
that
you
can
trade
to
me
for
an
AIMS
Games
Sticker.
(see
11)
2. Excluding
my
iPhone,
find
an
image
of
Boba
Fett.
Take
a
photo.
(see
12)
3. Take
a
board
game
someplace
bizarre
inside
the
building,
set
up,
and
play
it
with
someone.
Bring
me
photo(s)
or
short
video
of
the
game
happening.
4. Find
a
published
book
by
someone
that
is
Dr.
Phill’s
Facebook
friend.
Take
a
photo.
5. Bring
me
the
coolest
piece
of
swag
you
can
locate
that
represents
some
Miami
service
or
program.
6. Convince
a
random
person
(no
classmates!)
to
Tebow
while
holding
a
sign
that
says
“This
is
Tim
Tebow
to
Dr.
Phill”
in
a
public
place.
7. Without
ever
saying
“please
say
the
name
_____”
get
some
faculty
or
staff
member
to
say
the
name
of
a
Pokemon
in
conversation.
Have
said
person
(or
two
witnesses)
sign
a
piece
of
paper
with
the
Pokemon’s
name
or
image
on
it.
8. Bring
me
some
cool
thing
you’ve
found
discarded
(USB
drive,
ink
pen,
book..
key
to
the
party
zone).
Don’t
steal;
make
sure
it’s
something
that
is
abandoned.
Dust
is
a
good
indicator.
(see
13)

2. 9. Find
the
best
hiding
place
in
King.
Take
a
photo
of
the
spot,
then
first
person
from
in
the
spot.
Add
description
as
needed
(see
14)
10.
Without
vandalizing
or
otherwise
breaking
the
law,
leave
the
message
“luck
is
for
losers”
somewhere.
The
more
ironic,
the
cooler.
11.
If
you
obtained
an
AIMS
Games
sticker,
find
the
most
baller,
shot
caller
spot
to
stick
it
without
breaking
any
laws/rules.
12. Bring
me
the
Boba
Fett
image.
13. Actually
find
something
legitimately
cool.
14. Have,
in
my
estimation,
the
best
hiding
place.
15. The
final
challenge:
somewhere
in
King
Library
is
the
tiny
John
Cena
figure
I
used
as
my
mini
when
we
played
D&D
last
spring.
Find
that
little
poser
and
return
him
to
me
so
that
we
might
use
it
to
put
a
curse
on
John
Cena.