It would be really REALLY cool if someone could post a "history of the Hunt"
detailing each clue, how it was discovered, and who discovered it. That'd be really cool.

I'd offer my time, but I only got in half way, so I don't know what happend through the first half really...

uhhhh purduenucs website is like that

My site is something close to that (link in sig). I have every clue and solution listed, and I give credit to the solver for many of the clues.

I highly suggest you and every other new "hunter" looks at the clues on my site. Many of them give the background and set up the story, which should help make the hunt more enjoyable. Some of the older clues may very well hold the keys to some future codes or riddles, as well. Also, there's a couple clues yet unsolved, so having people look at them with a fresh view may reveal some more useful tidbits.

I'm thinking about adding a "hunt journal" of sorts, where I will summarize each day's happenings and give some general analysis on the clues. If enough people think this is a good idea, let me know, and I'll do it.

Man, it's great only having one class in the summer!

Yeh do it! I found your website VERY informative when I first joined the hunt. So thanks.