Library Entrance — North Wall — Information Board Area
Day 0, approximately 17:30
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信息公告栏
INFORMATION BOARD
Day 0
Maintained by
Information Management Team

Updates posted: morning, noon, evening
All notices verified before posting.
If you have information to share,
bring it to the Information Mgmt desk
(Library, 2F, Room 203).
CONFIRMED
Campus has been displaced to an unknown location.

We are no longer in Donghai (东海).

Surrounding geography does not match any known region near the university. Stars visible at dusk do not match expected positions for our latitude.

Phone compass readings + sun position confirm: we are in the Southern Hemisphere.

This has been verified by multiple observers independently.
— verified
Prof. William Zhang (张教授) Assessment
Probable multiverse traversal event.

We are still on Earth (gravity, atmosphere, day length all normal). Physics appears unchanged.

The displacement affected the entire campus including the ground beneath it. Mechanism unknown.

Prof. William Zhang requests that anyone with physics, astronomy, or geology background report to Science Building Room 301 tomorrow morning.
NO SIGNAL
No phone signal.
No internet.
No external communication of any kind.

All carriers tested. Wi-Fi networks visible are campus-only (no upstream connection).

Satellite positioning: no GPS, no BeiDou, no GLONASS lock.

Do not waste phone battery searching for signal. Put devices in airplane mode.
吴队 (Captain Wu) Patrol Summary
First patrol returned approximately 16:00.

Terrain: Open grassland with scattered acacia-type trees. Gently rolling. Soil appears fertile.

Wildlife: Large herbivores observed at distance (possibly wildebeest or similar). Birds. No predators sighted but cannot rule out.

Humans: None. No structures, roads, fences, or any sign of human presence beyond campus boundary.

Water: A stream or small river reported ~2km to the southeast. Not yet tested.
campus grassland N stream?
BOUNDARY EDGE — Marked
Boundary team returned ~16:45.

Campus sits on an irregular oval, roughly 400m north-south, 200m east-west. Edge is sharp — campus ground ends, terrain begins. No gradual transition.

Bright cloth strips and tape placed at ~50m intervals around full perimeter.

What's beyond the edge:
North: dense forest (trees start immediately)
South: open grassland with scattered trees, large animals visible at distance
East: forest on a low ridge
West/southwest: thick bush, lower ground, wet

Do not remove boundary markers.
— Boundary survey team
WATER INFRASTRUCTURE
Working taps: Ground floor, Teaching Bldg 1 (cold only). Library basement (cold only). Caf. 1 kitchen (cold + hot via boiler).

Non-working: Dorm Bldgs 2 & 3 above 3rd floor (pressure too low). Science Bldg (no flow).

Toilets: Functional on ground and 1st floors only. Upper floors: carry water up or use ground floor.
⚠ FILL CONTAINERS BEFORE NIGHTFALL.
Water pressure may drop further overnight. Fill any available bottles, pots, basins now.

Campus water tank levels unknown — plumbing team investigating.
— Utilities sweep team
RESOURCE SUMMARY (Wilson / 王立新 + 16 volunteers)
FOOD — ~10-13 DAYS for ~1,500-2,000 people Staples: Rice ~2,000kg / Flour ~1,500kg / Mixed grain ~1,900kg Meat (freezer): Pork ~1,540kg / Beef ~770kg / Chicken ~1,160kg / Fish ~390kg Vegetables: Leafy ~1,540kg (2-3 DAYS) / Root ~1,290kg / Nightshade ~1,160kg Prepared food: ~1,800kg cooked dishes ← EAT FIRST (lowest shelf life) Frozen: dumplings ~180kg, meatballs ~180kg, semi-prepared ~450kg Fruit: ~2,000kg total (apples, bananas, pears, oranges) — 5-7 days Dairy: Milk ~2,000L, Yogurt ~1,000L — REFRIGERATION REQUIRED Bread/cakes ~900kg (2-3 days) / Pasta/noodles ~450kg / Packaged meals ~270kg Supermarket: deli ~900 portions, sandwiches ~900, energy bars ~1,800 Condiments: oil ~450L, salt ~180kg, sugar ~180kg, soy sauce ~90L Water: bottled ~2,700L (= ~1.3L per person = ONE DAY), juice ~900L
MEDICAL Antibiotics ~10,000 doses / Painkillers ~15,000 / Surgical kits ~50 Acting Medical Officer: Martin Zhao (赵明) — report injuries to hospital bldg
EQUIPMENT & ASSETS CNC machinery ×4 / 3D printers ×10 / Solar panels (300W) ×25 Construction: excavator, bulldozers, crane, loader, dump trucks — ~10 units Vehicles: SUV ×2, sedan ×3, motorcycle ×5 Livestock (ag research): cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, horses — ~200 head
⚠ ALL FROZEN MEAT DEPENDS ON CAFETERIA GENERATOR — IF DIESEL CUT, CONSUME/SALT WITHIN 48 HRS ⚠ BOTTLED WATER = 1 DAY ONLY — LAKE WATER UNTESTED — DO NOT DRINK WITHOUT BOILING ⚠ Instant noodle count disputed (Timothy: ~1,000 boxes missing from list — recount underway) Scope: Cafeteria No.1, campus supermarket, adjacent storage. NOT full campus. Anniversary surplus included.
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Perishable Schedule
Priority consumption order:
Day 0–1: Prepared foods (cooked dishes, baked goods)
Day 1–2: Fresh vegetables (leafy greens first)
Day 2–3: Fresh fruit, tofu, dairy
Day 3–5: Frozen meat (thaw in batches)
Day 5+: Dried goods, rice, flour, canned items

Key: Freezer runs on diesel backup. If diesel runs out, all frozen meat must be cooked or salted immediately.

Diesel estimate: 5–7 days at current rate.
Salt available: ~300 kg.
PROPOSALS & STATUS — Day 0 Assembly
APPROVED & UNDERWAY ✓ Information bulletin board (Lucas Lu / 陆青山) — THIS BOARD ✓ Medical inventory + clinic setup (Martin) — hospital bldg, ongoing ✓ Resource inventory (Wilson + 16 volunteers) — COMPLETE, see board ← ✓ Counseling team deployed (psych students + campus clinic staff) ✓ Perimeter patrol established (Captain Wu / 吴天明 + PAP)
NO CONSENSUS — REQUIRES VOTE ? Organized exploration beyond campus — Martin FOR / Grace, Paul AGAINST ? Traversal phenomenon research (Emily) — "use empirical methods to find patterns" ? Contact with outside civilizations — Larry FOR / Cherry AGAINST ? Food rationing — start now vs. wait for exploration results ? Governance structure — Michael declined supreme leader; no formal system yet ? Resource authority — who controls food distribution? Audit concerns raised (Timothy)
DISCUSSED / LONG-TERM Farming — Shirley: "plant now, don't eat seed grain" / Teacher Kong: 12 days too short to grow Spirulina cultivation ("Algae-bro") — needs months to scale, water source dependent Steam engine / charcoal production — young industrial official proposed Brick-making + basic construction — Wilson, Simon, Kenneth group Drone reconnaissance — drones found during inventory, useful for scouting
TOMORROW → FORMAL VOTE on all unresolved items Format: group discussion (morning) → assembly vote (afternoon) Per Ahmed (艾哈迈德) proposal — informally agreed at dinner See vote preparation whiteboards (library interior) for full proposition text →
TONIGHT
Dinner: Cafeteria 1. Serving begins ~18:00. Prepared food being used first (perishable).

Sleep: Return to your dorm if assigned. Unassigned/overflow: classrooms in Teaching Buildings 1–3 (push 3 desks together for a bed surface).

Hot water: Limited. Boilers running on remaining gas. Do not waste.

Supermarket: Open for 1 hour after dinner. 20 RMB credit limit per person. Essentials only. Do not hoard.
SKILLS NEEDED
Report to listed location tomorrow (08:00):

Medical / First Aid → Hospital
Cooking / Food Service → Cafeteria 1
Electrician / Generator → Utilities
Military / Security → Captain Wu (吴队), Athletic Field
Agriculture / Farming → Ag Science Bldg
Construction → TBA

All voluntary. No one is being conscripted.
CORRECTION
The food estimate posted earlier was for one cafeteria only (serving ~5,000 students).

This does NOT represent the total food supply for the entire university.

The full inventory is still being compiled by Wilson's (王立新) team. Updated numbers will be posted when complete.
(replaces earlier estimate)
Foreign students:
find Emily or Ahmed
for translation and information.
外国同学们
请找Emily或Ahmed
Near the Information Board this evening & library lobby tomorrow.

Languages: English, Arabic, French (partial), Swahili (partial).

If you speak a language not listed and can help translate, please find us.
HEADCOUNT NEEDED
Current population estimate: 1,500–2,000 people.

This is a rough estimate only. We do not have an accurate count.

A formal headcount and registration will be conducted tomorrow. Details at morning assembly.

If you are a class monitor (班长) or floor representative (楼长), please begin collecting names in your area tonight.
— Jason Li (李俊豪)
Has anyone seen
Prof. Chen (陈教授),
Biology Department?

Last seen near the agricultural fields at approximately 14:00 today.

If you have any information, please contact Room 412 (Dormitory Building 3).
— Room 412
Wayne Zhang (张维) — Plumbing Report
Posted ~23:00
Inspected full campus plumbing tonight.

Sewage: Gravity-fed system. Main line runs south. Line terminates at campus boundary — pipe cut clean, same as ground edge. Currently draining into soil ~3m past boundary.

Water tanks: Two rooftop tanks (Teaching Bldg 1, Caf. 1). Combined ~15,000L. Currently ~60% full. No upstream supply.

Pressure: Upper-floor loss confirmed — tanks not high enough without pump. Pump draws significant power.

15,000L ÷ 2,000 people = 7.5L/person = 3–4 DAYS drinking water only.
No washing. No cooking water. No flushing.
— Wayne Zhang (张维), campus maintenance
Day 1 exploration — volunteers?
1. Chen Wei
2. Liu Peng
3. Wang Jun
4. Zhang Yi
5. Li Hao
... 9 more names in different handwriting ...
我也去
Physics group meeting — Sci Bldg 301, 7AM sharp. Bring compass if you have one.
— W. Zhang
Looking for: anyone who knows how to tan leather / preserve meat with salt. NOT JOKING. Find me at Cafeteria 1 breakfast.
— Simon C.
The outdoor club will teach basic knot-tying and shelter construction tomorrow 9AM at the athletic field. All welcome. Bring rope if you have any.
— Thomas + Jerry Li
My daughter is 8 and has a fever. If there is a doctor please come to Dorm 1, Rm 204.
Prayer meeting, Teaching Bldg 1 Rm 203, 6AM. All faiths welcome.
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By morning, the original organized layout was half-buried under overnight paper.
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