Paula Borah (pictured above) danced a jig and welcomed in our new interns. It was close enough to Paddy's Day, where she downed some water of life and read out the list. Unfortunately, she called every male Joseph and every female Mary. Either way, here is the real list:
Welcome incoming interns:
Anish Amin, U of Dundee, United Kingdom. home of Sir James Black (Nobel prize in Medicine), seated in the "City of Discovery"
Anne Bantle, U of Minnesota , home of the Golden Gophers
Jason Brazelton, U of South Alabama, home of the Jaguars
Dan Collins, U of Utah, home of the Utes
Scott Davis, U of Vermont, home of the Catamounts
Alison Fitzgerald, U of Vermont, home of the Catamounts
Emily Glick, U of Vermont, home of the Catamounts
Carl Henderson, UMDNJ, home of ?? - perhaps strip malls or the Camden Riversharks (you'll have to clarify this when you get here Carl)
Laura McGevna, U of Vermont, home of the Catamounts
Brian Monroe, U of Illinois, not home of Chief Illiniwek
Elizabeth Nimmich, U of South Carolina, home of the Gamecocks
Mitchell Nimmich, U of South Carolina, who's motto is "Learning humanizes"
Glencora Pontee, Ben Gurion U, home of...David Ben Gurion (Israel's 1st prime minister)
William Prabhu, SUNY Upstate, home of the motto "Let knowledge grow from more to more; and so be human life enriched"
Mathew Prall, U of Utah, home of the Utes
Nathan Rosenberg, U of Vermont, home of the Catamounts
Jadwiga Stanek, Jagiellonski U, home of Copernicus
Kirk Wangensteen, U of Minnesota, home of the Golden Gopher
Some remain Catamounts, others become Catamounts, "What's Missing?"
Now we're "all one" (shameless references to Fletcher Allen's newest advertising campaigns)
Paula can't wait to meet you.
