Living in generation "Rx
He gets up from his seat in the living room without saying anything. A few minutes later he returns, holding up an orange prescription pill container to show the rest of the room.
Tate Sherman
Articles
Lovin' the Job
"Retirement" is a four-letter-word to the ears of Richard Munroe. Now in his 18th year as an employee of Brandeis Dining Services, 59-year-old Munroe is at the top of his game, and definitely not ready to give up the daily grind."I'm a working man," said Munroe through sniffles and coughs, "I like working at Brandeis." Despite a bad case of bronchitis, Monroe came to work, refusing to take the day off.But Monroe's diligence isn't his only atypical characteristic; he is also mentally handicapped.
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