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Tony Mitchell
Brownsburg, IN
Recent college graduate

Tony wants to attend medical school

$100 A section of the U.S. Postal Service’s 2006 Annual Report
is titled “Serving America Through the Power of the” what?
A. News
B. Mail
C. Airwaves
D. Tight Blue Shorts

$200 “I’d like to thank the Academy” is a clichéd phrase often uttered by people who are doing what?
A. Ordering a meal
B. Driving a car
C. Answering the telephone
D. Accepting an award

$300 What country is named for its proximity to the imaginary line that divides the Earth into northern and southern hemispheres?
A. Greenland
B. Ecuador
C. Germany
D. Canada

$500 During their first meeting in 1904, legend has it that business partners Charles Rolls and Henry Royce enjoyed what activity?
A. Listening to records
B. Eating ice cream
C. Riding in a car
D. Taking photographs

$1K The term “Freudian slip” derives from the name of a famous thinker in which of these fields?
A. Architecture
B. Astronomy
C. Mathematics
D. Psychology

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Tony will return for tomorrow’s show.

Answers:
$100 B. Mail
$200 D. Accepting an award
$300 B. Ecuador
$500 C. Riding in a car
$1K D. Psychology

Nihil obstat® so far...

BBTranscriptTeam wrote:Tony Mitchell
Brownsburg, IN
Recent college graduate

Tony wants to attend medical school

Good for him - let's hope he wins enough to pay for it.

Nihil obstat® so far.

Here's an article about Tony.

http://www.batesvilleheraldtribune.com/ ... 30325.html

Mitchell, 23, is a Brownsburg High School graduate, who recently graduated from Indiana University with a whopping four majors — physics, biochemistry, math, and Latin.

He is currently living with his parents and sharing a room with his younger brother while he applies to medical schools, which he hopes to begin attending in the fall to become a cardiologist.

Four majors?

Miller said Mitchell auditioned in Chicago during the summer of 2006.

“We can never really tell how many contestants we’ll go through,” she said. “Usually it’s around 300 per season, but sometimes it’s more and sometimes it’s less. If we don’t get to them one season, we’ll try to get to them in a future season.”

MarleysGh0st wrote:

Miller said Mitchell auditioned in Chicago during the summer of 2006.

“We can never really tell how many contestants we’ll go through,” she said. “Usually it’s around 300 per season, but sometimes it’s more and sometimes it’s less. If we don’t get to them one season, we’ll try to get to them in a future season.”

Very interesting...

MarleysGh0st wrote:Here's an article about Tony.

http://www.batesvilleheraldtribune.com/ ... 30325.html

Mitchell, 23, is a Brownsburg High School graduate, who recently graduated from Indiana University with a whopping four majors — physics, biochemistry, math, and Latin.

He is currently living with his parents and sharing a room with his younger brother while he applies to medical schools, which he hopes to begin attending in the fall to become a cardiologist.

Four majors?

Miller said Mitchell auditioned in Chicago during the summer of 2006.

“We can never really tell how many contestants we’ll go through,” she said. “Usually it’s around 300 per season, but sometimes it’s more and sometimes it’s less. If we don’t get to them one season, we’ll try to get to them in a future season.”

How can you have so many majors? Maybe some of the majors were minors.

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for today's show!!

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I've seen today's show and his Latin major sends him home with $1000.

kayrharris wrote:Don't read if you don't want to be spoiled
for today's show!!

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I've seen today's show and his Latin major sends him home with $1000.

Spoiler

Uh oh!

Looks like he'll be sharing a room with his brother at his parents' house for a little longer...

PlacentiaSoccerMom wrote:

MarleysGh0st wrote:Here's an article about Tony.

http://www.batesvilleheraldtribune.com/ ... 30325.html

Mitchell, 23, is a Brownsburg High School graduate, who recently graduated from Indiana University with a whopping four majors — physics, biochemistry, math, and Latin.

He is currently living with his parents and sharing a room with his younger brother while he applies to medical schools, which he hopes to begin attending in the fall to become a cardiologist.

Four majors?

Miller said Mitchell auditioned in Chicago during the summer of 2006.

“We can never really tell how many contestants we’ll go through,” she said. “Usually it’s around 300 per season, but sometimes it’s more and sometimes it’s less. If we don’t get to them one season, we’ll try to get to them in a future season.”

How can you have so many majors? Maybe some of the majors were minors.

I have heard of other people having four majors. They just had to malke time for taking enough courses in each major area of study.

I briefly thought about adding Physics as a third major (besides Econ and Poli Sci), since I already had some college Physics courses worth of credit. but it would have been too much of a course load, with athletics and other activities. (Just not that motivated, I guess.)

MarleysGh0st wrote:Here's an article about Tony.

http://www.batesvilleheraldtribune.com/ ... 30325.html

Mitchell, 23, is a Brownsburg High School graduate, who recently graduated from Indiana University with a whopping four majors — physics, biochemistry, math, and Latin.

He is currently living with his parents and sharing a room with his younger brother while he applies to medical schools, which he hopes to begin attending in the fall to become a cardiologist.

Wonder why he is only getting around to applying now? Usually you do that while still in school.

He does sound a bit over qualified though..