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Twenty Years at Sea
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Steve's Corner: The End and The New Beginning
5/15/2013
Steve's Corner: To encourage biking, we lose the helmets
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Advancement!
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The Connected Economy
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Retro on Mechanical Arts
Animal Instincts
4/1/2002

I have suddenly acquired several amusing photos with animals. First, and most disconcerting, is this image of my high-achieving German advisee "Mo" sporting a Maxfli Easter bonnet featuring a large rodent:

Must be a cultural thing....

When Assistant Dean of Students Nancy Schoeller is away from her desk you can be sure that Henry (who looks like he belongs on an Easter bonnet) is ensconced:

Then there's this image from the Groton Plantation Project Period of two gents saving the day by apprehending an alligator:
In assembly, I sit directly behind Derrick. Some chick braided his hair.
Later this morning, Derrick was sighted after a chick had nested in his braids.