Personal 37s

• The lowest score I ever got on any test was 37%. (Note).
• Chris Richmond also got 37% on a stats test once.
• My MATH 500 book had 37 chapters.
• There are 37 steps in the staircase leading downhill across the street from the Jayhawk Bookstore at the University of Kansas.
• In 1984 two KU sororities each had 37 pledges, and the total number of pledges in all sororities was 444.
• My key to Strong Hall at KU was number 37.
• I had midterm #37 on a CS 660 exam at KU in spring 1985.
• The very first random lottery number that Lavarand picked for me was 37. (Note).
• One day Milt Epstein shook out exactly 37 cents from the film canister he keeps his change in. (Note).
• This page is a 37% match for "Milt Epstein". (Note).
• We had 37 crocuses in our garden on 2 April 1997. (Note).
• On a business trip to Vancouver, the overhead projector in our hotel meeting room was OH37R.
• One day Judd Weeks had 37 messages in his mail queue.
• 37 is Stephen Landrum's favorite number (and a factor of his birth year, 1961).
• Bob Larsen digs 37, too.
• So does C. Berrett.
• Some fans of 37 in the eastern US call themselves The 37 Group of Boston.
• When Caine Schneider bought the board game Risk, his copy only had 37 cards (out of 50-some?).
• My tutorial notes for the 4th web conference (Boston) appeared on page 37 of the proceedings.
• My IMPE (campus recreation) pass is number 0370 (spring 1997).
• Summer 1997 IMPE passes cost $37.
• The sample catalog data that we used for a CGI scripting project for W3TG had 37 pages.
• The first "Thursdays at Twelve Twenty" concert I went to featured selections from Rachmaninov's "All Night Vigil", Opus 37. (Note).
• Several 37s occurred during one weekend with LG and LG in Chicago.
• I was the 3737th visitor to the University of Nebraska at Omaha's online academic calendar page. (Proof).
• PMac had a homework assignment with the word "polybisbenzimidazobenzophenanthroline" in it.
• Ian Matches was the 37th photography victim at a WalMart one week.
• A birthday greeting I once made for my friend Jan.
• Vince Murtagh and Nick Ball are big fans (dare I say believers?) in 37.
• Frequently alert contributor Dennis Linse took Northwest Airlines Flight 37 from Amsterdam to Washington, DC...
• ...three days before his parents' 37th wedding anniversary.
• Also, his first bank account number began with 37.
• Sam Etler is a 37 fan.
• Once when Brett Verney went to the Philippines, the plane landed at 11:37am, and the stewardess said there were 37 volcanoes and 37 languages in the Philippines.
• Today (21 Nov 97) our power went off for 37 minutes (10:06-10:43am).
• Briand's brand new Mercury Mountaineer turned over to 37 miles as we pulled into the parking lot of the Maytag dealer we were stopping into on the way to lunch.
• In the 1985 Jayhawker yearbook, my friend Anne Fritzlen is Alpha Delta Pi member #37 in their house picture.
• Frequently alert contributor Tom Matches saw a 37 on 23 Dec 1997.
• My mom's friend Brent's parents have P.O. Box 37 (in a small town in Kansas that you've never heard of).
• Future alert contributor Jeremy Dumont's first name gets a "Stretch score" of 37 on Mag's Word Finder.
• Alert reader Daniel Adler's music teacher lives in house 37; and he once kept a journal recording every time he saw the number 37.
• Alert reader Frank Brown browsed this page, and pages it led him to, for 37 minutes.
• Alert reader Rick Vestal dreams about seeing 37's.
• In early March, 1998, 37 states did something to make Tom Matches' head hurt. (Note).
• Some people who play VVVVVV (computer game) have some kind of fascination with 37 that I haven't quite figured out yet. (Note).