Name: Hayley Cavataro
Aliases: Occasionally known in the Homework Room as Bailey or Haley Joel Osment.
Occupation: Full time student at UCF
Hometown: Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Favorite moment at Page 15: I interned during the summer, and loved every Friday when the campers got to see their stories bound into books.
Interests outside of Page 15: Feminism, writing, magnets.
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: Lounging at Lake Eola.
Favorite book: The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Kundera
List two truths and one lie: I often get mistaken for a student in the Homework Room, I have an extensive collection of cardigans, I have a pit bull named Charmander.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? A woodchuck would chummily chuck all the wood into chunks, providing it could and would chuck wood.

Name: Malik Moss
Aliases: Rocket Man
Occupation: Student (UCF)
Hometown: Anchorage, Alaska
Favorite moment at Page 15: Talking to the kids...they've taught me a lot.
Interests outside of Page 15: Interning for art museums.
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: Great concerts.
Favorite book: Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami
List two truths and one lie: I can say the ABC's backwards. I can back-flip on a trampoline. I've been chased by a moose
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Not enough.

Name: Vivianne Peckham
Aliases: None
Occupation: Graduate student, artist
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona -- lots of sand, snakes and spiders!
Favorite moment at Page 15: When the students start showing up every afternoon.  :)
Interests outside of Page 15: Exploring Florida on road trips, taking pictures with my new camera. 
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: My neighborhood lake: there's so much animal activity going on around and in it!
Favorite book: Miss Twiggley's Tree by Dorothea Warren Fox
List two truths and one lie: Adventure is a form of happiness.  A hippopotamus can open its mouth 150 degrees; that's a VERY obtuse angle!  Chocolate is bad for you. 
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Like lions, most animals are lazy if they can get away with it.  So, no wood chucking.

Name: Abigail Moreshead
Aliases: Abby, Abs, Absy (and a plethora of others that would take too long to explain...)
Occupation: part-time administrative assistant and part-time ponderer-of-what-I-should-do-with-my-life-now-that-I'm-done-with-college
Hometown: Gainesville, FL
Favorite moment at Page 15: The slightly astonished look that the kids get when I mention something about them that they forgot they ever told me.
Interests outside of Page 15: British literature, playing the piano, working out, traveling, writing letters
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: I feel the excitement of being in a new place when I drive downtown and see our ever-expanding skyline, even though I have lived here for 15 years.
Favorite book: Persuasion by Jane Austen
List two truths and one lie: I'm left-handed, I will become an aunt in September, and I am not the least bit sarcastic.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Enough to board up the windows of his house in the event of a hurricane.

Name: Hunter Choate
Aliases: Copernicus Hasselhoff
Occupation: Writer, Trophy Husband, Marketer
Hometown: Houston, TX
Favorite moment at Page 15: When Bill believed I was in my sixties. (I'm actually in my thirties.)
Interests outside of Page 15: Travel, writing, reading, hanging out.
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: Never having to shovel snow.
Favorite book: Anything by James Salter.
List two truths and one lie: I spent four years in the US Air Force. I've done the Great American Road Trip, spanning from Alaska to Florida. I used to tip the scales at a whopping 673 pounds.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? This is clearly a trick question, as woodchucks are mythical beasts and therefore incapable of interacting with the corporeal world.

Name: Marcela Errazquin
Aliases: marGEEKa
Occupation: Interactive Developer for Monster Media
Hometown: Cooper City, FL (though I was actually born in Brooklyn, NY and moved when I was 7)
Favorite moment at Page 15: Implementing CushyCMS and enabling Ryan and Julia to edit their own web content. It was a "teach a man to fish" moment.
Interests outside of Page 15: TV (way too much), food, dancing, programming, general geekery
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: We have a pretty decent selection of restaurants.
Favorite book: The Twits by Roald Dahl
List two truths and one lie: I've been to the Dominican Republic about a half-dozen times. I love raw onions. I broke my right leg on a trampoline when I was 13 years old.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Enough.

*Marcela is solely responsibly for keep Page 15's website up, running and lookin' good. She's been doing it since the start, too. We cannot thank her enough.

Name: Corenne Harris
Aliases: None
Occupation: Student Assistant in the Career Services Building at UCF
Hometown: Ypsilanti, Michigan
Favorite moment at Page 15: I love every moment at Page 15
Interests outside of Page 15: Sports, math, teaching, camping, anything outside, anything FUN!
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: The sun!
Favorite book: The Giver
List two truths and one lie: I have two brothers, I am half Finnish, and I love asparagus!
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? ________ <-- this much wood =)

Name: Ashli Roach
Aliases: Ash-li-uh, "Nice Lady", Betsy, Martha
Occupation: Student at UCF, Hostess at the American Adventure at Disney's EPCOT, Safari Driver at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Hometown: Dacula, GA
Favorite moment at Page 15: It's actually a re-occuring moment at Page 15, because every day at least three students ask me how old I am and I always make them guess. Usually I'm about twenty-five years old according to them, but recently I was estimated at sixteen and that was quite amusing!
Interests outside of Page 15: Disney :), reading, exploring Orlando, traveling, singing in the car/shower, writing poetry
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: I love the fact that there is such a wide range of great things to do in Orlando. I like to have adventures and go somewhere I haven't gone at least once a month.
Favorite book: The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger
List two truths and one lie: I have two sisters, I was born in California, and I've traveled to London, England
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? The real question is: Can Ashli even recite this tricky tongue-twister? And the answer is: Admittedly, no she cannot.

Name: Tony Correia
Aliases: "The Professor"
Occupation: Restaurant Manager at Disney World
Hometown: Piscataway, NJ
Favorite moment at Page 15: Getting the right answers!
Interests outside of Page 15: Going to the movies, theater and singing.
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: Going to Walt Disney World and the fact that there is no snow.
Favorite book: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Wuthering Heights, and The Color Purple.
List two truths and one lie: I waited tables at the World Trade Center. I have no siblings. I graduated from Rutgers.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? Ask the woodchuck!

Name: Matthew A. Heffelfinger
Aliases: Matt
Occupation: College student / Management Associate for UCF Student Union Event Services
Hometown: Salisbury, NC
Favorite moment at Page 15: Any time I walk into the room, say "What up!" to one of the students, and instantly notice that they're happy I'm there to help them.
Interests outside of Page 15: LEAD Scholars, weightlifting, sports, cars, UFC, and video games.
Favorite thing about living in Orlando: Orlando has helped me expand my knowledge of the true definition of diversity; and all the opportunities available to young adults is a definite plus.
Favorite book: The Bible and Fight Club
List two truths and one lie: I was actually born in Tampa but moved up north at a young age. I played football, basketball, and cross country in high school. I drive a 2000 Nissan Skyline GTR R-34 Nismo.
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? What kind of wood are we talking about? Redwood? Cedar? Oak? It's going to be bad news for the woodchuck if it's treated wood.