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| − | '''Jon Wagner''' is the head of the [[AnSo]] department. When not sitting in his darkened office amidst human skulls and cultural relics from a world away, he teaches [[Human Origins]] and serves as the academic advisor to 90% of the AnSo Department. J-Wags is basically regarded as the really absent minded god of the AnSo Department which is funny because he is a pantheist. He has a shaggy haircut which he is growing in order to look like an old lion. He also has a really sweet Woody Guthrie poster in his hallway.<br> | + | '''Jon Wagner''' is the head of the [[AnSo]] department. When not sitting in his darkened office amidst human skulls and cultural relics from a world away, he teaches [[Human Origins]] and serves as the academic advisor to 90% of the AnSo Department. J-Wags is basically regarded as the really absent minded god of the AnSo Department which is funny because he is a pantheist. He has a shaggy haircut which he is growing in order to look like an old lion. He also has a really sweet Woody Guthrie poster in his hallway. His PhD was based on analyzing Star Trek in comparison to Aboriginal hallucinations. <br> |
[[Category:Faculty]] | [[Category:Faculty]] | ||
[[Category:Anthropology and Sociology]] | [[Category:Anthropology and Sociology]] | ||
Revision as of 06:20, 18 May 2007
Jon Wagner is the head of the AnSo department. When not sitting in his darkened office amidst human skulls and cultural relics from a world away, he teaches Human Origins and serves as the academic advisor to 90% of the AnSo Department. J-Wags is basically regarded as the really absent minded god of the AnSo Department which is funny because he is a pantheist. He has a shaggy haircut which he is growing in order to look like an old lion. He also has a really sweet Woody Guthrie poster in his hallway. His PhD was based on analyzing Star Trek in comparison to Aboriginal hallucinations.
