SO MUCH to do before we leave

Dr. Welling and Dr. Entwistle are writing and grading exams, students are writing papers and getting ready for mid-terms, and we're leaving Thursday!  Everything is coming together, but I think we will all enjoy the boredom of being on a plane!

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