This is our chemistry teacher Dr Mannion. Notice at 30 seconds, he does what we like to call, "The Jig". More clips of "The Doctah" coming soon.

Troy

. This is a picture of Troy. He's a master. Today, we were lucky enough to observe him in his natural habitat. Troy is on the left, and his three cubs are on the right. The reason why the picture is fuzzy and out of focus is 1) Because it was taken on a camera phone (we weren't quite prepared for our encounter of The Troy) and 2) Because Troy is like Bigfoot, you cant be sure that you saw him, and there is never any concrete proof. We observed him from a distance for a few minutes, taking notes on his eating and mating habits. As we approached this glorious creature, he became increasingly protective and defensive of his cubs. We slowly backed away and watched this beautiful specimen gallop into the sunset.

What We Represent

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MSKMXBJ4OlA