Brendan Arrives
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As of 20 May 2001 I will be a graduate of Providence College, Providence, RI, USA, with a dual degree in Computer Science and Biology.
I have three main interests: computer science, molecular biology, and theatre. While at Providence College I have been miraculously able to indulge all these interests in some depth.
My most recent role was that of the darkly enigmatic Jerry in a student-directed production of Albee's "The Zoo Story."
If you're walking alone through the rainforest and you hear a fearsome growl, it's a good idea to run very fast just in case, but it's probably just a cute little howler monkey.
On an unrelated note, I recently spent a week on holiday in the rainforests of Costa Rica.
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| Edward Albee | Jun 21, 2001 |
| Costa Rica | May 18, 2001 |
| Hello... | May 15, 2001 |
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Brendan LeFebvre
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