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MEET THE RIDERSJosh Haberman![]() Besides being a student I try to get myself involved in as many other activities as possible. I have ridden and trained with the University of Minnesota Cycling Team. I have developed racquetball leagues and taught racquetball classes at the U while pursuing amateur competition. I also enjoy philosophical discussions and have been a member of the "Clear and Distinct" Philosophy Club as well as a Discussion Group I founded at Middlebrook Hall and the Minnesota Honors Housing Association. While at Middlebrook Hall I also served as a Community Advisor and Summer Assistant.
In my free time I enjoy exploring the outdoors, reading, discussing
business trends and satisfying my voracious appetite (biking will do that
to you). I also work with a recently created non-profit to develop and
implement ways to give back to our community. You can e-mail me at habe0018@umn.edu.
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In my spare time, I like to bike, run, and spend time with my wife. If you would like to contact me, you can reach me at bill@oylertechnology.com.
Lee Tuchfarber![]() I do not have a primary field of interest in philosophy. I enjoy discussing the problems presented in any area of philosophy, whether be it John Searle's attack on the AI thesis or the local Pasteur's personal view on the intersection between Christianity and Buddhism. Perhaps interestingly, I also have a particular taste for reading works authored by my own college professors. In the field of business, I am intrigued by the concepts of leverage, compounding interest, and time as a limited resource. I am inclined to apply these concepts to real estate as I see real estate as a superior investment vehicle. I believe that maintaining a socially conscious attitude is integral to both living an ethical life and running an ethical business. I served as the founding officer of the "Clear and Distinct" Philosophy Society at the University of Minnesota from 2001 to 2002, and I am currently the member of an independent philosophy club at the University of Minnesota. I am also a member of the Entrepreneurship Club at the University of Minnesota, and a member of the Real Estate Society at the University of St. Thomas. In addition, I am co-chairing the "Cross for the Cure" benefit ride for cancer. I wrote my senior thesis on the Artificial Intelligence program in connection with John Searle's "Chinese Room Experiment". I enjoy socializing, playing guitar, reading humor, cycling and playing tennis; I am severely incompetent on the golf course. If you have any further inquiries, please feel free to e-mail me at tuch0019@umn.edu. |
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