About the time that I completed my PhD and I didn’t think I was any different, but it made a difference to some people and made people, it made a difference to a lot of people but I have no idea why, I still got up in the morning, same way, brush my teeth, put the same clothes on, did the same things. But DePaul was looking for someone in the biology department to teach courses that weren’t normally offered. And so they put out a, essentially an ad that says, we’re looking for instructors, instructors for ideas, for unique courses. And so I called and I went over and I talked to the then chairman of the department, Dr. (indistinct) and I said, I’m really interested in this. I said, I really like to teach a course to upper level undergraduates about animal adaptations.
