Note about Canopus use

For those of you who are new members, the Sewanee Natural History Society possesses a trunk known as The Canopus. This trunk contains many cool items such as kill jars and a bunch of really awesome DVDs. In previous years, The Canopus was left unopened, free of access to all members. However, due to the loss of many of our DVDs we are keeping it locked this year. Access for items in it many only be obtained at meetings. However, if you really want an item you can also contact either myself (x2003) or Microraptor/Tardigrade, matrician ((x2351). Do not be afraid to ask. We encourage the use of The Canopus.

Journey of the Roving Fellow I

Greetings to the society! I'm jetting out of Charlotte, NC for San Jose Costa Rica in about an hour, where I will be spending the semester steeped in the bioawesomeness of the tropics. As the officialy ellected "Roving Fellow", I will keep ye ol' blog updated as often as possible. In the next few months I will hop around five field research stations, in order Las Cruces, Cuerici, La Selva, Monteverde, y (and) Paloverde, with a stop back in San Jose in between for cultura y lengua. Like I said, I'll keep y'all posted.
Sean McKenzie, Ornythorhynchus and Roving Fellow