Past Months

June 2017 A young woman has her face to a machine, looking in, while three other people watch

“Oh Wendy, please tell us what you see in the future!  I hope my Farrah hair is still in style!!” - 
Julie Otis
May 2017 Five people holding slips of paper looking at a sixth man in a suit

"Marilyn said, ‘The pull my finger joke never gets old with you Ray.’” - Jill Lyon
 
April 2017 Cafeteria workers handing food to two men holding lunch trays

"No, really.  Salisbury steak is delicious with chocolate chips. You’ll love it." - Christine Plantenga
March 2017 Group of students doing push-ups and other feats of strength on top of one another

“Why in the world are we not called the Normal College anymore?  This is totally not weird.” - 
 Rachel Sipe
February 2017 Woman in a tiara and sash reading, 'Florida,' stands over a young boy seated in a wheelchair

Why, yes!  It DOES smell like sunshine! - Bill Orme
January 2017 Student talks to a man in a suit in front of a statue of a person

Look, you can’t just waltz in here with your girlfriend and get her plastered!  This isn’t that kind of place! - Bill Orme
December 2016 Person dressed in a bugs bunny outfit drops paper from a balcony to three people below

“IUPUI parking tickets make good confetti.” - Sarah Michelle Bahr
November 2016 Old woman in pioneer style clothing speaks into a megaphone

"We're gonna frock this town, frock it inside out!"  - Robert Aull
October 2016 Young man with arms and legs splayed in the air and an exaggerated espression holds onto a rope high in the air

  "OMG.....Who moved my horse!?" - John Hazer
September 2016 Bored looking young man lays on a hospital bed with another young man holding a testing device to his face

"So...for the record.  How many holes ARE there in a ceiling tile?" - Bill Orme
August 2016 Four young women line up before a mechanical scale with a nurse taking one's height

"Hmm should I tell her she has gum in her hair??"  - Abigail Lear
July 2016 Two large men shake hands in a wrestling ring

“Hey, are we still on tomorrow for tea and petit fours?” - Joseph Dynlacht