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Happy news at the end of a long day

Category: Personal
Posted on: May 15, 2006 7:45 PM, by PZ Myers

Take a look at the guest list at next January's ConFusion—there I am! It's cool that they also mention Chris Clarke's pulpy turn (maybe they should have invited Chris to attend). This is going to be great fun!

Not so fun is the way I spent my day: grading. I can at least say that one class is completely done, and my physiology students can now look their grades up, if they want to. I'll be putting in another long day tomorrow to wrap up the second class.

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Posted by: Barry Author Profile Page | May 15, 2006 8:14 PM

Kewl. I live in Ann Arbor, so I'll be able to attend. You *are* familiar with the connection between your favorite critters and Detroit hockey, aren't you?

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