The Frequantly Asked Qestion File What is Mu Epsilon Kappa? Mu Epsilon Kappa Anime (aka "MEK") is a Japanese animation fan club at Texas Tech University.  Our purpose is to provide a safe, comfortable environment where anime fans from all over can come together and watch anime.  In addition to this, MEK is also wishes to promote world peace through the sharing of popular culture. Why the name Mu Epsilon Kappa? It's a clever little play on words.  The acronym "MEK" is pronounced 'mech.' The founder of MEK, Captain Harlock, thought it was neat. Did you replace the club on campus? Though we were originally called Mu Epsilon Kappa Anime, 10,000 Animeniacs, no, we are the original organization founded in 1994 by Dave 'Inky' Scott. Are you some sort of frat or greek organization? No. MEK has never been in any way affiliated with any greek organization and hopefully never will be. Now that's cleared up, where are you and how do I get a hold of you? Fall/Spring Summer Snail Mail Mu Epsilon Kappa: 10,000 Animeniacs MS 42031-23 TTU Lubbock Tx. 79406 Remains the same E-Mail colby.sites@gmail.com Colby Sites, President TBA Meetings Wednesday Nights Escondido Theater (SUB), Tech Campus Saturday Nights Escondido Theater (SUB) TBA Fine, what can I see if I go? Any and all genres.  We pull anime selections from our own club library and from the collections of our members. Examples of anime genres include but are not limited too: Comedy (Which can be added to any of the other Genres) Cyberpunk (Ghost in the Shell, Battle Angel) Giant robot i.e Mecha (Robotech, Gundam) Horror (Vampire Hunter D, Vampire Princess Miyu, Curse of the Undead Yuma) Magical Girl (Oh My Goddess, Sailormoon) Martial Arts (Rurouni Kenshin, Fatal Fury) Shojo (Hana Yori Dango, My Blue Green years, American equivelent Felicity, Ally McBeal) Space Epic (Legend of Galactic Heros American equivelent Babylon 5) Sound like fun? Well, you can mix these liberally as well. Okay so where can I purchase Japanese Animation, Manga, etc. in Lubbock? Dual audio DVDs (meaning they include both English and Japanese) and translated manga can be found at most bookstores such as Hastings, Barnes&Noble, and Waldens. MEK also highly recommends Black Dog Anime located 1301 University Ave.  Back to the Top