Hi Judy,
Since most convention "do" or "don't" are very subjective opinions,I believe it is difficult to come up with a practical list.
However, that said I will try to first give you my opinions as to "do".

1) Do have dinner at Michael's restaurant at least one night you are in town.It is one of the best restaurants in Las Vegas as to quality and has a "Great" atmosphere. Look to spend a few dollars more.........but worth every penny!

2) Do try to find Brian Cashman and say hello. He has a fantastic personality and generally will be at the center bar across from the coffee shop. Usually a group will be playing machines and gathering around so it will give you the opportunity to meet and speak with many club members. If you do not drink, that's O.K order a soft drink and stick Neal Silverman with the bill.

3) Do pay a few bucks extra and gain access to the Spa facilities. You will not be sorry.

4) Do plan to spend some time in the convention hall area. You will find many interesting individuals to speak with who are sitting, smoking and just having a good time.

5) Do have breakfast in the coffee shop instead of the buffet. I'm not one for buffets even though South Point's buffet is a little better than average. My wife and I generally enjoy breakfast and it gives us some one on one time to talk.

6) Do go the Club banquet!!!! If you miss it, you will be sorry.

7) Do attend some trade sessions even if you have nothing to trade. You will be many club members and have some fun.

8) Do play some low limit poker in the poker room. If you do not know how to play........the other players and dealer will teach you or you will find a few club members standing around watching.

9) Do have a hot dog at the "cancer" wagon located near the sport book. They are fresh, tasty, and come from clean facilities.

I have many more "do" items but have run out of time. I'll see if I can list more later.

Jim