Amy (WU '81) and I (WU '82) had a good time. Cleo liked it. We saw old (and former) professors, new things on the campus -- and it was a sunny morning and very pleasant. Here Amy and Cleo stand by the Mill Stream:
Here's a spider in the sun:
And here I am, in front of Waller Hall, the oldest building on campus:
(And yes, I know you young viewers are thinking "does having so many ideas always make your cheeks that fat?" And I know you older viewers are thinking "he has a remarkably beautiful head of hair for an amateur genius.")
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How do they get the spiders at Willamette to do that---hang upside down to make the "W" shape?
Did you know that Chinese college students practice the ancient art of "Spider Stomping"? If they do it just right, the squished dead spider makes the shape of the Chinese ideograph that symbolizes their institution. And now, look...America owes China lots of money.
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