From the archives

Since many of the current group members did not have the pleasure of working in the awesome environment of the lab in the days past, I thought I would share an old email with the group so that new group members know what it was like in the days past and old group members relive the glory days with these warm, fuzzy memories.

Good morning,

Some urgent and late-breaking news about a potentially hazardous situation has just been brought to my attention and I feel compelled to share it with you all.  As I write this there is, in fact, snow sticking to the brick path outside of the department.  Amazing, I know.  This interesting and unique phenomenon does, however, come with the risk of people slipping on their walk out to Nassau Street and nearby areas, so I just want everyone to be aware and exercise caution.  If you need more information, please contact safety guru and original observer of this event, Dr. BJ Chain, Ph.D. 

Please note that BJ has been left off of this email in the hope that the group will band together and give him a hard time about this (as we have been doing all morning in 63), so when you see BJ please ask him about this.  A lot.  Please.

Love,
Bob