Well, in terms of my making up the title on curator and coordinator of research, what I wanted to do was try to involve, especially, other people in studies of the animals and it didn’t matter what it was, whether it was in terms of the medical side of the scene. And they did have Dr. Evelyn Tilden who’d come from Northwest and studying the fungal infections of creatures ranging from penguins on. But in terms of the notion of coordinating, I wanted to attract people from the universities who might carry out some substantial studies. And in particular, of course, I was looking to grad students. And since I had already had the link with Emerson at the University of Chicago, that was a natural source. And so I became associated with the university. And in particular in the, shortly after I came, there was a great occasion here in Chicago. And that was the centennial of Darwin’s book, 1859.
