What is one interesting, fun, or offbeat thing you have done in your lifetime?
Barbara Bintliff Faculty: Law Library Resources, Library Technology I'll bet that I'm the only person on the faculty to have ridden in a rodeo. And I made my first scuba dive at the age of six off an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico. |
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Richard B. Collins Faculty: Constitutional & Indian Law Serving as "tour officer" for U.S.S. Boston |
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H. Patrick Furman Faculty: Criminal Clinics That question assumes that I have done something interesting, fun or offbeat, and I'm not sure that's true. I'm a pretty dull guy. However, I have snorkeled in Jellyfish Lake in the Rock Islands of the Republic of Palau with tens of thousands of stingless jellyfish. I like unplanned road trips, and my 2002 unplanned road trip ended up with me in the middle of the Harley-Davidson Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, and that resulted in certain other adventures that cannot be placed on a public web site. I spent six weeks on the road with one of my sisters and two of my nieces in the Mother Of All Road Trips. |
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Clare Huntington Faculty: Family Law, Immigration I worked in an orphanage in India for six months and then traveled around Asia, including a visit to Tibet just as it was opening up to Westerners (my visit was cut short, however, after I was bitten by a rabid dog and had to hitchhike 500 miles to Katmandu to get rabies shots). |
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Christopher B. Mueller Faculty: Evidence, Civil Procedure, Litigation Worked as a firefighter in Grand Teton National Park, where I fought small forest fires and went on mountain rescue missions carrying supplies up and wounded climbers down. |
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Scott R. Peppet Faculty: ADR, Contracts & Ethics I jumped out of an airplane with the Czechoslovakian National Parachuting Team. |
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Carolyn Ramsey Faculty: Criminal, Legal History, Gender Law & Public Policy In 2001, I explored Namibia, which is in Southern Africa, with a friend who was writing a book about water rights along the Namibia-Angola border. In 1995, I traveled solo through Eastern Europe. I guess that?s more than one thing, but I love offbeat travel, so I could go on and on. |
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Pierre Schlag Faculty: Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Torts Working as a volunteer firefighter. |
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Amy Schmitz Faculty: Contracts, Arbitration, Secured Transactions There are quite a few. In terms of jobs, I had a job when I was 15 dressing up as Raggedly Anne to host children?s birthday parties at Hardees? fast food restaurant in Appleton, WI. |
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Jane Thompson Faculty: CU Law Library, Faculty Services I acted in community and high school theater and took a college course in oral interpretation. Favorite productions: Alice in Wonderland, Up the Down Staircase, A Thousand Clowns, I Never Saw Another Butterfly, and Barefoot in the Park. |
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Phil J. Weiser Faculty: Telecomm, IP & Antitrust Took a driving tour of the baseball parks in the Midwest. |
Cindy Gibbons Administration & Staff: Registrar I ride a dirtbike |
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Lorenzo Trujillo Administration & Staff: Assistant Dean of Students & Professional Programs I climbed Wainapichu Mountain in Peru |
Lucienne Boyd Alumnus: Class of 2007 I traveled around Turkey and helped film a documentary. |
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Judd Choate Alumnus: Class of 2006 Scout, Kansas City Royals, 1993-1996 (Region including Indiana to Chicago and Illinois to Danville) |
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Crisanta Duran Alumnus: Class of 2005 In 2001, I won the 35th annual Miss Colorado Fiesta Queen pageant to represent the Hispanic people of Colorado! I competed with fifteen young Hispanic women from across the state and was graded on speech, talent, interview, evening gown, and an overall score. I had the opportunity to travel the state making various appearances, including; spoke to the Colorado legislature regarding issues that affect Hispanics, appeared on Spanish radio and television stations, and participated in community service activities to promote education. Best of all, I won a large sum of scholarship money to assist me with my studies!
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Todd Fredrickson Alumnus: Class of 1991 Met my wife, Jen, the June before I started law school--we were married after I completed my second year. |
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Brian Mason Alumnus: Class of 2006 I used to walk by the Rose Garden every day. It's an experience I will never forget. |
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Sarah Mercer Alumnus: Class of 2007 I camped at San Elijo State Beach in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, California (San Diego area) for eight weeks. I had nothing but a surfboard, bike, tent, and lots of quarters for hot water showers. |
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Alison Ochs Alumnus: Class of 2005 I rodeo, so I went on a huge rodeo trip for the summer. |
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Siddhartha Rathod Alumnus: Class of 2007 My wife and I spent 5 months backpacking around South America traveling, camping, and studying Spanish. |
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Katie Roenbaugh Alumnus: Class of 2007 Probably taking improvisational comedy classes at the Second City in Chicago. http://www.secondcity.com. (The Second City is the leading improv acting/comedy writing school in the nation. Reople like Tina Fey, Chris Farley, Jim Belushi, Bill Murray & Rachel Dratch all trained there). |
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Laurie Rust Alumnus: Class of 2006 I volunteered at two international children's camps -- one in Ukraine and the other in Turkey. |
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Rita Sanzgiri Alumnus: Class of 2006 I spent time being a full-time mom. |
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Bonnie Sarkar Alumnus: Class of 2007 I have my pilots license |
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Teresa Taylor Tate Alumnus: Class of 2006 Right out of undergrad, I worked in London doing theatre for a time- ah, that was the life!. |