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#1. As a child I once attended my usual Sunday dinner, along with my large extended Italian family, to find our guest was Ozzy Osbourne and his touring company.

Jesse Lavery, Allegheny College

Colleen Brennan-Barry, Monroe Community College (HighEdWeb president)

Glenn Donaldson, Ohio State University

Sven Aas, Mount Holyoke College (HighEdWeb vice president)

#2. For two years in the 1980s, I lived on the Island of Tercera in the Azores … The island was owned by Portugal and the cobblestone roads were flanked by walls of volcanic rocks that were completely covered with gorgeous blue hydrangeas that bloomed all year round. Living there was like stepping backward in time by at least five decades.

Sara Clark, Missouri State University (HighEdWeb treasurer)

Kerri Hicks, Brown University Library

Patti Fantaske, Pennsylvania State University

Martin Sickafoose, Purdue University

#3. I worked on “Judge Dredd” (1995)

Sven Aas, Mount Holyoke College (HighEdWeb vice president)

Dale Grady, University of Rochester (retired)

Kerri Hicks, Brown University Library

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College (HighEdWeb secretary)

#4. I originally wanted to be an early childhood teacher, and I completed more than three years of college toward that goal before switching my major to computers. I’m still active in early childhood education and serve on a nonprofit child care center board.

Martin Sickafoose, Purdue University

Tonya Oaks Smith, Henderson State University

Colleen Brennan-Barry, Monroe Community College (HighEdWeb president)

Sara Clark, Missouri State University (HighEdWeb treasurer)

#5. My friend and I, ages 11 and 10 respectively, were building a clubhouse in the woods in the middle of four big trees about 12-15 feet high. We had the floor installed so we decided to rest and sing songs we learned in music class… a little time had passed, and when we both opened eyes, we found ourselves on the outside of the four big trees face down in mud and our platform completely destroyed. To this day, we do not know what happened…unless we passed out and just missed getting hurt by all the nails, hammers and wood.

Dale Grady, University of Rochester (retired)

Glenn Donaldson, Ohio State University

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College

Patti Fantaske, Pennsylvania State University

#6. At my daughter’s request, I found myself in dress kilt walking her down the aisle. Her husband’s family is Scottish and all the men were in full Scottish regalia with a bagpiper.

Dale Grady, University of Rochester (retired)

Glenn Donaldson, Ohio State University

Martin Sickafoose, Purdue University

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College (HighEdWeb secretary)

#7. I am a member of the Interröbang Cartel, Usenet’s greatest band, and the world’s first and greatest international Internet punk/disco/zydeco band. We even have albums and stuff.

Sara Clark, Missouri State University (HighEdWeb treasurer)

Sven Aas, Mount Holyoke College (HighEdWeb vice president)

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College

Kerri Hicks, Brown University Library

#8. In the late 90’s, my best friend and I started an Internet hoax that got us featured and interviewed on multiple national morning radio shows and even mentioned on VH1.

Jesse Lavery, Allegheny College

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College (HighEdWeb secretary)

Martin Sickafoose, Purdue University

Colleen Brennan-Barry, Monroe Community College (HighEdWeb president)

#9. I have a habit of changing the words to popular songs (or any songs) to make them entertaining to my two little daughters. Think of me as the Weird Al to the 4 and under market.

Glenn Donaldson, Ohio State University

Sven Aas, Mount Holyoke College (HighEdWeb vice president)

Martin Sickafoose, Purdue University

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College (HighEdWeb secretary)

#10. I was a zoology major my first two years in college and changed my major after having to read Slaughterhouse-Five. I met Kurt Vonnegut in my senior year of college and thanked him for changing my life.

Patti Fantaske, Pennsylvania State University

Tonya Oaks Smith, Henderson State University

Jesse Lavery, Allegheny College

Sara Clark, Missouri State University (HighEdWeb treasurer)

#11. I once got to have drinks and cake with cast of Evil Dead the Musical after their final performance in Toronto. That was pretty fun, oh yeah and I had fake blood on me :)

Glenn Donaldson, Ohio State University

Sven Aas, Mount Holyoke College (HighEdWeb vice president)

Kerri Hicks, Brown University Library

Thomas Wojciechowski, Daemen College

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#1. As a child I once attended my usual Sunday dinner, along with my large extended Italian family, to find our guest was Ozzy Osbourne and his touring company.

#3. I worked on “Judge Dredd” (1995)

#4. I originally wanted to be an early childhood teacher, and I completed more than three years of college toward that goal before switching my major to computers. I’m still active in early childhood education and serve on a nonprofit child care center board.

#6. At my daughter’s request, I found myself in dress kilt walking her down the aisle. Her husband’s family is Scottish and all the men were in full Scottish regalia with a bagpiper.

#7. I am a member of the Interröbang Cartel, Usenet’s greatest band, and the world’s first and greatest international Internet punk/disco/zydeco band. We even have albums and stuff.

#8. In the late 90’s, my best friend and I started an Internet hoax that got us featured and interviewed on multiple national morning radio shows and even mentioned on VH1.

#9. I have a habit of changing the words to popular songs (or any songs) to make them entertaining to my two little daughters. Think of me as the Weird Al to the 4 and under market.

#10. I was a zoology major my first two years in college and changed my major after having to read Slaughterhouse-Five. I met Kurt Vonnegut in my senior year of college and thanked him for changing my life.

#11. I once got to have drinks and cake with cast of Evil Dead the Musical after their final performance in Toronto. That was pretty fun, oh yeah and I had fake blood on me :)

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If you’ve met our board members, you know they are an interesting and eclectic bunch. But how well do you really know them? Test that knowledge by matching the board member to a little-known or quirky fact about their life.

Read each fact, and choose the board member you think matches up best!

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#1. As a child I once attended my usual Sunday dinner, along with my large extended Italian family, to find our guest was Ozzy Osbourne and his touring company.

#3. I worked on “Judge Dredd” (1995)

#4. I originally wanted to be an early childhood teacher, and I completed more than three years of college toward that goal before switching my major to computers. I’m still active in early childhood education and serve on a nonprofit child care center board.

#6. At my daughter’s request, I found myself in dress kilt walking her down the aisle. Her husband’s family is Scottish and all the men were in full Scottish regalia with a bagpiper.

#7. I am a member of the Interröbang Cartel, Usenet’s greatest band, and the world’s first and greatest international Internet punk/disco/zydeco band. We even have albums and stuff.

#8. In the late 90’s, my best friend and I started an Internet hoax that got us featured and interviewed on multiple national morning radio shows and even mentioned on VH1.

#9. I have a habit of changing the words to popular songs (or any songs) to make them entertaining to my two little daughters. Think of me as the Weird Al to the 4 and under market.

#10. I was a zoology major my first two years in college and changed my major after having to read Slaughterhouse-Five. I met Kurt Vonnegut in my senior year of college and thanked him for changing my life.

#11. I once got to have drinks and cake with cast of Evil Dead the Musical after their final performance in Toronto. That was pretty fun, oh yeah and I had fake blood on me :)

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By Tim Nekritz