Some people also know me as d-mail, although I seem to derive more enjoyment from that alias than anyone else does. If that's confusing, then you don't know me too well. Actually, I think I enjoy playing up the Canadian aspect simply because everyone else seems to think it is a big deal. After Whitman, I shelved the math books and transfered to Oregon State University for engineering. If anyone cares to listen, I would happily advise them not to follow my example.
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Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed my time at Whitman a great deal. It was there that I actually received an education and truly began to learn what running meant, and to this day, several of my closest friends are former Whitties. It was the satisfaction I discovered by giving back to the sport of running. Honestly though, the position allowed me to grow as a person, as a leader, and as a runner. In Student Leadership award for 1996-97, an award selected annually from more than 330 student organizations.