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All good info. 

Gaming club - You don't want to bail on kararte. Understandable. Could you gather some info from the club leaders, or mention to some people who do go and try to stalk/meet people outside of normal club hours? Or at minimum get them to pass out a stack of fliers for you at their next meeting?

Anime Club - Thats lame. Ours met once a week to discuss what anime, and then another day during the week to watch it. Who picks what anime to watch?  I'd assume they have to meet and discuss that at some point, right? Also, what about lingering before/after? Eh, I could seriously imagine an anime club consisting of silent show up watch anime and leave people... hopefully thats not yours.

Comic Book Shop - Drop some fliers, and see if you can recruit people there for a game on campus? 

Other people have really good luck with online games. Play by post, skype, and/or email based. Have you considered them? I personally dislike them, but know others who swear its the only way. Its definatley worth giving a shot. 

Craigslist can work
Or can produce a lot of weirdos.

I lucked out: college had an existing game club, and when we got tired of problems there (loud people at another table, stupid rules, mandatory 10pm quiting time), we splintered off and just met in my apartment (minis there, lots of snacks, and privacy).

Also met some players at libraries and Barnes&Noble.
Check if there is a local comic shop or gaming store.

shotokan, gojuryu, or wadu-ryu?

A new problem came up today. I was doing my Monday morning walk around campus today to make sure my posters were still up.

Several of the "info tabs" had been ripped off. Okay- not a "ton", only 7 were gone out of 48 (I checked 6 flyers, at 8 tabs per flyer), but if 7 people contacted me, I would super happy. Heck, if two people contacted me, my day would be made.

Either people are taking the info tabs to be mean, or a handful of people actually have my information and are not getting a hold of me for some reason. I double and triple checked my contact information-it is correct.

I'm not sure what to do? I mean, I can't make people get a hold of me?

@WhisperMagellan- Actually, Tang Soo Do. Not my first choice, but it's what is offered in my area.

I'm with Krusk on the amount of people who pull a tab thinking they will get in touch with you and then just never do.

With the comic shop across town and maybe not somewhere you would want to travel to once a week, just stop by and talk to some people. The employees or the owners would be able to tell you about regulars who come in to purchase DnD books or gear if they have it and might actually be able to point you in the right direction in finding an active group or groups they know about.

As a freshman in a dorm, hit up the lounge. Its not only a good spot to make new friends but to also find things to do around town and school. You would be surprised how many people know the name DnD but have absolutely no idea what it really is and how easy and fun it can be to sit down and play. Head down to any floor lounge and strike up conversations with people and you could find that you have a group in no time flat.

Yay! Progress.
Twice a week is better than 0. Will depend on everyone else's schedule.
Good luck.