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Lucas Harrington

After watching Life Aquatic at the age of 7.43, Lucas convinced his parents to convert his family's swimming pool to a sanctuary for cuttlefish. However, being from St. Louis the transport of cuttlefish from the nearest ocean resulted in the death of more than 90% of the specimens. As a result Lucas was forced to eat cuttlefish every night, leading to its becoming his favorite food. Now a Senior majoring in biochemistry, raising cuttlefish has transitioned to being his #2 hobby.

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-	After watching Life Aquatic at the age of 7.43, Lucas convinced his parents to convert his family's swimming pool to a sanctuary for cuttlefish. However, being from St. Louis the transport of cuttlefish from the nearest ocean resulted in the death of more than 90% of the specimens. As a result Lucas was forced to eat cuttlefish every night, leading to its becoming his favorite food. However, Lucas was put into the conflicting position of simultaneously being awestruck by the individuals that survived the transport to his aquaculture sanctuary. This conflict has made _________his long time number one on his iTunes most played list. Now a Senior majoring in biochemistry, raising cuttlefish has transitioned to being his #2 hobby.	+	After watching Life Aquatic at the age of 7.43, Lucas convinced his parents to convert his family's swimming pool to a sanctuary for cuttlefish. However, being from St. Louis the transport of cuttlefish from the nearest ocean resulted in the death of more than 90% of the specimens. As a result Lucas was forced to eat cuttlefish every night, leading to its becoming his favorite food. Now a Senior majoring in biochemistry, raising cuttlefish has transitioned to being his #2 hobby.