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Chris
Ahern
If chr was a real word,
Chris's name would be a sentence: Chr is a hern.
(A hern is a dialect variant of heron...Isn't Pwild educational?) |
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Marc
Austein
Please bring your toothbrush
on the trip. I know that toothpaste is not the best thing for the
environment, but I hate knowing that someone has not brushed their
teeth. I think to myself, “man
it must really suck to be rubbing your tongue across those front teeth
and feeling all that food
residue.” And it really grosses me out. I also think about all the
fungus that is probably
starting to grow in your mouth and then every time you laugh or exhale
I have to worry about
whether some of the fungus came out and might be floating towards me.
Gross. Gross. Gross. I
don’t know if you know how many germs are in the human mouth; I don’t
know either, but I heard it
is more germs than are found in a dog’s mouth, and dogs eat their own
poop, so it must be a lot of
germs, including the kind you find in the poop of a dog. So please
bring your toothbrush. |
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Frank
Bauch
One time, I beat an olympian 1
on 1 in basketball. He wasn't a basketball player, he was a track
and field guy, but it still sounds pretty cool. Pwild is da bomb
diggity. |
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Rajiv
Bhuta
Rajiv is a stud. |
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Tyler
Browne
Tyler was once the sixth
member of the boy band 5. |
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Asa
Church
Welcome to Northwestern, the
best hard place you’ll ever be. First you’ll be excited, then scared.
Confused. Tired. At some point you’ll think about transferring. Then
you’ll come to your senses. Makes sure you walk out along the lake at
least every other day. Change your major. Find good people. Share your
notes. Try something entirely new. Call home, but only once a week. |
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Jake
Cohen
Jake was up for the role of
Jack in the Titanic, but was rejected because they said he was too
manly. |
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Dre
Collier
Dre is, in fact, a distant
relative of Tarzan. |
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Matt
Combs
Matty
aspires to be a geriatric sunglasses model. |
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Lucy
Dietch
Lucy really, really likes hula
hoops. |
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Michael
P. Duffy
Michael often contemplates
evolution and the opposable thumb. |
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Shannon
Elkins
Some believe I invented
nudity. Alas, I only perfected the concept. In my free time I enjoy
dancing to my own beatbox and walking down the street as I improvise my
own musical. |
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Madelaine
Eulich
Me Madelaine. Me live in cave.
Me like mammoth steak. Me want to be your friend. |
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Lauren
Fiske
...and then one day, she just
cracked... |
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Kathleen
Flaherty
In 2002, Kathleen experienced
a quasi-religious reawakening while visiting the Ronald Reagan
Presidential Library. She would love to talk to you about it. In depth. |
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Zack
Fleitman
After Zack's gastric bypass
surgery was completed, the friends just started rolling in. Just like
his mom said they would. |
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Teresa
Fox
TFox likes to laugh in the
face of lactose intolerants as she slips and slides in dairy products. |
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Ed
Gadient
In his upcoming book,
Studliness and Self: Finding the Inner Stud, card-carrying he-man
Edward Gadient reflects, "Studliness isn't lost, found, gotten, or had.
It isn't just a look or charisma; it is an existential plane of being.
The heady conversationalism, witty repartee, and frothy looks of
come-hitherness come after you realize that inner beefcake. I wasn't
jet-setting, yachting, and enjoying the glitterati life until I found
my own personal virility. I first had to discover my salt-of-the-earth,
flannel wearing, shades touting, and love espousing potency, and then
things fell into place." |
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Elisabeth
Goossen
I enjoy being approximately
this far away from bison. |
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Liz
Granger
Liz likes the way big burly
men hold her at night. |
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Susannah
Harris
Susannah Harris was born on
September 25, 1969, in Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales, UK to a father
who formerly worked at a candy factory. Susannah showed an interest
early on in entertainment; she sang and danced her way to local stardom
before she was ten years-old, as a part of a Catholic congregation's
performing troupe. She later starred on stage in 'Annie', 'Bugsy
Malone', and 'The Pajama Game'. At 15, Susannah had the lead in the
British revival of "42nd Street." She first made a name for herself in
the early '90s when she starred in the Yorkshire Television
comedy/drama series "The Darling Buds of May" (1991). Although she has
never camped before, Susannah is sure she will love it and is as
excited to meet the freshmen in the Fall as they should be to meet her. |
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Anya
Hayden
Anya makes an awesome rickshaw. |
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Rob
Jackman
You know who hasn't had a good
ripping in a while? Communists. That's right, I'm gunning for you,
pinko. |
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Erin
Janklow
She is anything but janky. |
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Steph
Jarzemsky
I'm Steph and I enjoy
glaciers, sherpa hats, and Hannah's face in this picture. |
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Melanie
Kahl
I think I just peed a little. |
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Emma
Kerr
If Emma had only known
that there were a hundred other Mickeys in the Park, she wouldn't have
given herself so freely.
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Jenny
Kim
I was really happy when this
picture was taken. |
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Rob
Kotz
Even though it looks like I
might spew, I'm actually playing the harmonica.
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Jamie
Kwasnieski
I'm a gangster, especially
when I go scuba diving. |
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Meredith
Laitos
Meredith is a friend to all
turtles. |
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Jenny
Lenahan
Is disgruntled that you ate
her cookie. Why did you do that? |
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Holly
Lindulis
That's me on the right and on
the left is Pam. She doesn't actually know I'm using this picture for a
bio. I don't think she'll mind. I could have chosen a more
incriminating photo. We used to backpack together in pirate costumes
and take turns beating each other over the head with our inflatable
pirate sword. Good times. I like pirates. I don't like wearing shoes.
Ever. Which is something of an issue in Chicago. Just before this photo
was taken, we passed a barefoot thru-hiker. Ok, she passed us. That
person is my idol. |
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Tom
McDonald
Tom McDonald is Ronald
McDonald's brother. He became very disgruntled when Ronald got the red
hair
so he learned how to tame snakes so he could one day seek poisonous
revenge. |
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Margot
McKirdy
I am Larry McFinkelstein and I
hate you all. I hope to NOT see you during Pwild because Pwild is AWFUL
just like vomit and your face is UGLY as a donkey's butt!!! **Editor's
note: Margot Mckirdy can ONLY speak in opposites...every day is
opposite day in Mckirdy land. So this bio actually reads: "I am Margot
Mckirdy and I love you all. I hope to see you during Pwild because
Pwild ROCKS just like ice cream and your face is PRETTY as a peach
pie!!!" You see? Now isn't that nice** |
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Jiwon
Park
BEER! |
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Hannah
Pitt
Hannah has fantasies about
being a little kid again because she liked wetting the bed. |
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Matthew
Present
My name is Matthew Amos
Present. I was born on Christmas day 1985. If my parents had named me
Christopher I would have been Chris Amos Present. Say it three times.
I'm Jewish. If only my name were Chris. |
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Dave
Reis
David Reis...where should I
begin? This enigma wrapped in a puzzle inside of an labrynth of a
different and infinitely more complex enigma hails from Missoula,
Montana: home of The Range, self-deprication, Skip-It and that '90s
band Deep Blue Something.
Although exiled for a sticky, and as yet unresolved, situation
involving Mrs. McGregor's missing zinc tablets, the big world is lucky
to have him. David enjoys diabetes, clapping along with songs, eating
paste and winning.
You can ask him about being a junior Mechanical Engineering major who
used to live in Sargent and is an active member of various
organizations that do not matter as much as Project Wildcat, but
there's no guarantee that he will answer |
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Hannah
Robbins
Hannah's going on a picnic and
she's bringing Froot Loops and Hula Hoops. What are you going to bring? |
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Ben
Rolfs
Redneck extraordinaire. |
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Kristin
Scovic
Hi. I'm Kristin Scovic. I was
born a jolly little girl in Switzerland in 1876, but then I got caught
in an ice storm in the Scataratatatat Mountains (yes, they exist...I
was frozen there for about 110 years, I would know). Thank goodness for
Global Warming because if it didn't exist, I would still be frozen in
the Scataratatatat Mountains. Please, support the other children frozen
in faraway lands by depleating the ozone layer as much as possible. |
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Grant
"G-Money" Simpson
Grant has a way with the
ladies. |
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Euhbin
Song
Euhbin is passionate and
somewhat belligerent about her mangos. |
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Courtney
Spalding-Mayer
CSM was a co-chair and she
didn't even write a bio. Smooth. She makes little boys cry. |
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AO
Smith
This is the only facial
expression I have. Seriously. Welcome to Pwild. |
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Brooke
Thurman
Hi, my name is Brooke Thurman.
Uma Thurman is my cousin. Sometimes I wish my middle name was Lynn,
so my real name could be Brooklyn. I'm from Colorado, where I live in a
tent in the mountains. I am also on the sailing team at NU, and during
the summer I like to practice sailing on all the huge
lakes we have in Colorado. |
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Meredith
Turk
Meredith has a doppelganger. |
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Mark
Underhill
Mark enjoys wearing
loinclothes on his off days. |
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Mai
Van Vu
As a peaceful asian in tune
with nature and a bearer of a fashion forward mullet, i look forward to
introducing you to the wilderness. |
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Sasha
Von Oldershausen
The most wonderful thing about
Sashas,
is Sashas are wonderful things.
Their tops are made out of rubber,
their bottoms are made out of springs.
They're bouncy, trouncy, flouncy, pouncy,
Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun! Fun!
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Brad
Walsh
Brad likes being barefoot and
wet. It reminds him of the womb. |
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Mark
Weiss
Mark likes math. |
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Allison
Wessel
Allison can't have a funny or
offensive bio because she needs a job. |
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Phil
Williams
I like to make out with my
fellow Pwild Counselors. If you think I am hot you should probably
become a Pwild Counselor because then we can makeout |
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Andy
Wright
Andy pees in the snow. |
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Anna
Yermakova
This whole bio-writing thing
is a little foreign to me because back in Soviet Russia the bios
write themselves for you. Anyway, here is a shot in the dark. So back
in Soviet Russia my name
pronounced itself more like Anya, but I respond to Anna, but if you
pronounce it wrong I will be
conspiring against you when your back is turned. Back in Soviet Russia
I play tennis, date a
hockey player, and was in a gymnastics boot camp from the age of 4.
Back in Soviet Russia the cars drive themselves, everyone is happy
because they are all equally important, and sugarplums grow out of the
cracks in sidewalks. |