Chris Campisano

Santa Rosa High, Attended 1991 - 1994, Class of 1994

SRHS, Cornell Univ., Rutgers Univ.

Rutgers University - New Brunswick, Attended 1998 - Present, Master's Degree
Cornell University, Attended 1994 - 1998, Class of 1998, Bachelor's Degree

GeoWhore, Computer Geek and Molder of young minds.

Smithsonian Institution (NMNH), procrastinators anonymous, does Starbucks count?

Outdoors, traveling, rugby, bones & dirt, wombats, stealing good pens from work

The Company, Foucault's Pendulum, On Liberty, The Scramble for Africa, Changes in the Land

MallRats, Memento, Fletch, Made, Glory, The Usual Suspects A Few Good Men, A.P. - Goldmember, the first 45 minutes of Fear and Loathing.

Dunno anymore, bands I used to like now make crappy music and most new bands I can't tell apart for the rare song I do like. How 'bout we just go with Audioslave for now though.

Chronic channel surfer, but I try and catch Scrubs

Aries

Dirt. Yes, D-I-R-T, dirt. I dig in it, I measure it, I describe it, I wash it (well, special dirt at least), I date it (as in how old, not dinner and drinks) and I look at it under microscopes.
It does have the advantage of being African dirt so get to bounce around in a LandCruiser to go look for it. When I'm not studying the dirt, I'm studying the bones of critters dug up in dirt. Amazingly though I happen to be a pretty clean person.
... to be continued with volume II: BEER

OK, so technically I'm a graduate student, but working at the Smithsonian right now. I have a habit of travelling anywhere I can and never having the same address for more than a year at a time. Depending on how you look at it, it's either a good thing or a bad thing (I'm still debating it myself)

The man who sold the world.
People who like to give money to people who study dirt and fossils.