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[[Mattababy|Mattababies]] were the members of the first ever named student group in CTY/OTID history. The term Mattababy was first used by a group of staff members in 1986, when its members were primarily staff members. The name comes from the question of "What's a Mattababy?", to which the correct response is "I dunno, what's 'a matta with you, (baby)?"  Although they were not as prevalent as some more modern groups are today, they do have their own [http://www.mattababy.org/CTY/ webpage], and created the original [[CTY-L]].
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[[Mattababy|Mattababies]] were the members of the first ever named student group in CTY/OTID history. The term Mattababy was first used by a group of staff members in 1986, when its members were primarily staff members. The Mattababy contingent grew as more CTY alumni joined the staff. Although they were not as prevalent as some more modern groups are today, they do have [http://www.mattababy.org/CTY/ their own webpage], and created the original [[CTY-L]].
  
Perhaps the most famous Mattababy was Matthew Belmonte, who runs the webpage.
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Mattababies include:
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* Matthew Belmonte, who founded the online presence.
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* Chi-Bin, Chi-Kai, and Chi-An Chien, the first CTY siblings (taught by Dr Stanley himself).
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* Jamie "Pomm" Pommersheim, the last of the Mattababies still teaching at [[Lancaster]].
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The name comes from members casually using the word "mattababy" in conversation until an outsider eventually asks "What's a mattababy?", to which the group responds "I dunno, what'sa matta with you, baby?" Similar gags are done with "henway", "snoo", etc.
  
 
[[Category:Lancaster]]
 
[[Category:Lancaster]]
 
[[Category:Student Groups]]
 
[[Category:Student Groups]]
 
[[Category:Lancaster Student Groups]]
 
[[Category:Lancaster Student Groups]]

Revision as of 13:19, 15 July 2013

Mattababies were the members of the first ever named student group in CTY/OTID history. The term Mattababy was first used by a group of staff members in 1986, when its members were primarily staff members. The Mattababy contingent grew as more CTY alumni joined the staff. Although they were not as prevalent as some more modern groups are today, they do have their own webpage, and created the original CTY-L.

Mattababies include:

  • Matthew Belmonte, who founded the online presence.
  • Chi-Bin, Chi-Kai, and Chi-An Chien, the first CTY siblings (taught by Dr Stanley himself).
  • Jamie "Pomm" Pommersheim, the last of the Mattababies still teaching at Lancaster.

The name comes from members casually using the word "mattababy" in conversation until an outsider eventually asks "What's a mattababy?", to which the group responds "I dunno, what'sa matta with you, baby?" Similar gags are done with "henway", "snoo", etc.