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Question: What object was named Time Magazine’s "Man of The Year” in 1982?

Answer: The Computer

It was the first time the magazine awarded the title to a non-human, recognizing the revolutionary impact personal computers were beginning to have on society, business, and daily life. The cover famously featured the headline: "Machine of the Year."

Why "Dooley?"

Inspired by the founder's alma mater - Emory University's spirit mascot, Dooley represents the voice of the student body. And when Dooley shows up to your class, you can count on a fun time and the rest of the day off!