Nick can be witty, urbane, and charming at times, but well-refined manners turn to crude behavior when he hangs out with his friends. He's engaged, so he doesn't get to spend as much time with the others as he'd sometimes like.

Tim is the nicest guy of the bunch, but you might not get that impression when you first meet him. His earnest friendly demeanor may lend to an air of naivete, but Tim has probably been there and done that several times over.

Andy is the least concerned with social decorum among the main triumvirate, not that that means very much. He specializes in doing in well in classes during which he barely stays conscious. Andy's getting back into the steady girlfriend scene, much to everyone's amazement.

Robin appears to be the typical "girl next door," except that she comes complete with mad CS skillz. She often winds up being the guys' comic foil, but she has shown a penchant for holding her own in verbal repartee.

Alison and Robin will giggle themselves into hysterics if they closet themselves together for too long. Although she seems sweet and demure on the outside, she has repeatedly demonstrated a knack for thinking things so dirty that they would shame even Andy.

Alan is a good friend of the Bad Boys (and Girls), though he shows up infrequently. He's garnered the nickname "Hippie" perhaps unfairly, but how else do you explain his love for The Grateful Dead and Phish?

Matt is another one of those nice guys who doesn't really look like he belongs in the computer science department. He's good at math and coding, yet can still talk to females without making a fool of himself. What a guy.