Ronnie Lum and Costin Antonescu take
their shift greeting guests with good humour
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Anticipating another sumptuous lunch at Hart House
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Members of the Attisano lab contemplate this year's
20 Question Contest which focused on UofT and Dept. history
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Also putting their heads together are the Reithmeier and Williams labs
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Definitely not fair! Picking the brain of Departmental Historian, Marian
Packham, for some answers to the tougher questions.
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Mmmmmm - another terrific lunch catered by Hart House
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Members of the Howell lab contemplate their questions during lunch
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Cryo-EM or solid state NMR seems to be the debate
between
John Rubinstein and Simon Sharpe while Walid Houry keeps score
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Never too young for a party ! Shana Kelley brings her
son Conor to meet the Department
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Tis the season for newborns as Susan Bustos and Jim Munro
enjoy lunch with their new daughter, Sidney
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Lunch was accompanied by a slide show that chronicled
notable or embarrassing events over the years
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A new event for 2007 - The "Are you smarter
than a first year student" game.
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Last year's video winners, the Deber lab plans strategy
for their next Biochemistry Video entry - showcasing at our 100th Anniversary
celebration in May, 2008.
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Standing room only doesn't seem to bother
Hue-Sun Chan, Alan Davidson and lab members
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John Glover and David Williams perform two original songs:
the soulful "Reclass Blues" and the rolicking,
crazy fast " I have done it all, man"
(lyrics
available here)
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The songs find a receptive audience!
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Members of the Houry lab grab a snack during the festivities
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Harry Schachter and his (long) past Ph.D. student,
David Williams, catch up between events.
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The office staff "Biodrones" strut their stuff while belting
out their song "Workin' in the Office"
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Business Officer, Carol Justice, tells all to Harry Schachter
and Roy Baker in one of the "Guest Interview" segments
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Enjoying the entertainment
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Members of the Pai lab are out in force
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The Rini lab enjoys a well-earned break
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Nothing like delicious desserts to bring smiles to
members of Allen Volchuk's lab
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