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A closed thread, read along and enjoy
MacGyver University was a small prestigious institution in the hills of rural New England. It was known for its avant-garde programs, and parapsychology department. The spring semester was drawing to a close and soon the announcements for the summer internship programs would be appearing . Unlike many universities MacGyver did not limit participation to graduate students only but they were open to under graduate students as well.
Professor Carl Kolkac had just posted the parapsychology department’s internship.
In search of werewolves fact or fiction?
This year we will be going to Romania and the Transylvanian Mountains in search of werewolves, to conduct a scientific study to determine if they have some base in fact or are the sole result of folk lore.
Interested student will apply to Dr. Carl Kolkac
There was snickering as the students read the posting for parapsychology department’s summer internship. It was due in large part to the fact Dr. Carl Kolkac would be the academic in charge of the study. Dr. Carl Kolkac was known as a bit of an odd duck, and a relic from a bygone era. He could be seen on campus in his Oxford gown flapping out behind him as if they were some great black wings as he careened about campus on his bicycle and his mortar board perched precariously on his head with his wispy gray hair in shocking disarray. He was a tall gangly man in his fifties and the very picture of the absent minded professor. He could be seen fencing in the gym late at night and the first think in the morning, and he bore a small scar on his right cheek just below his eye and rumor had it that it was a dueling scare from his days as a student in Vienna.
To win a coveted internship was the goal of every struggling student at MacGyver University for unlike many other such programs MacGyver internships came with a small salary, and a cost of living allowance as well. The only draw back was that one would have to submit to an interview with Dr. Carl Kolkac, a man whose entire world revolved around academics, and a decidedly stoic view of life. This internship would be work and more work into the wee hours of the morning. Not the ideal summer junket to Europe for the summer.
It had been three hours and only two students had presented themselves for consideration for the summer internship. Kolkac was puffing on his English brier pipe, a pale blue gray ring of tobacco smoke floating around his head like a misty halo.
“Enter.”
His dark low voice intoned, a voice lost some where between a bass and a baritone. A voice that rumbled from his barreled chest a voice that was felt as much as heard.
MacGyver University was a small prestigious institution in the hills of rural New England. It was known for its avant-garde programs, and parapsychology department. The spring semester was drawing to a close and soon the announcements for the summer internship programs would be appearing . Unlike many universities MacGyver did not limit participation to graduate students only but they were open to under graduate students as well.
Professor Carl Kolkac had just posted the parapsychology department’s internship.
In search of werewolves fact or fiction?
This year we will be going to Romania and the Transylvanian Mountains in search of werewolves, to conduct a scientific study to determine if they have some base in fact or are the sole result of folk lore.
Interested student will apply to Dr. Carl Kolkac
There was snickering as the students read the posting for parapsychology department’s summer internship. It was due in large part to the fact Dr. Carl Kolkac would be the academic in charge of the study. Dr. Carl Kolkac was known as a bit of an odd duck, and a relic from a bygone era. He could be seen on campus in his Oxford gown flapping out behind him as if they were some great black wings as he careened about campus on his bicycle and his mortar board perched precariously on his head with his wispy gray hair in shocking disarray. He was a tall gangly man in his fifties and the very picture of the absent minded professor. He could be seen fencing in the gym late at night and the first think in the morning, and he bore a small scar on his right cheek just below his eye and rumor had it that it was a dueling scare from his days as a student in Vienna.
To win a coveted internship was the goal of every struggling student at MacGyver University for unlike many other such programs MacGyver internships came with a small salary, and a cost of living allowance as well. The only draw back was that one would have to submit to an interview with Dr. Carl Kolkac, a man whose entire world revolved around academics, and a decidedly stoic view of life. This internship would be work and more work into the wee hours of the morning. Not the ideal summer junket to Europe for the summer.
It had been three hours and only two students had presented themselves for consideration for the summer internship. Kolkac was puffing on his English brier pipe, a pale blue gray ring of tobacco smoke floating around his head like a misty halo.
“Enter.”
His dark low voice intoned, a voice lost some where between a bass and a baritone. A voice that rumbled from his barreled chest a voice that was felt as much as heard.