It seems that even the awesome might of the Catalytic Cretins is subject to the trials and tribulations found in every Organic Chemistry group project. The most daunting of these heinous dilemas was finding meeting times that corresponded to everyone's schedules. After some planning and exponentially massive amounts of E-mail, we decided on Sundays or Wednesdays. Sites with suitable computer hardware was the next problem. This was solved by Mike's PC, a piece of equipment that was as vital to us as the Mystery Machine was to Scooby Doo. Although Mike's wife probably has voo-doo dolls of each of the group members now, group use of his computer was pivotal in accomplishing our research on the drug Ecstasy. We were granted an edge in our quest by the superior prowess of Mike and Raphael, our internet gurus. They had an uncanny knack for unearthing information that slipped past the rest of our blind eyes. Besides providing comic relief, the rest of the group not only discovered new internet sites, but also searched Mike and Rapheal's findings with a fine-tooth comb. The whole group project experience was both memorable and beneficial. All of us now have comrades with whom to face the daily grind and lament about our exam scores. If one member should miss a class because of sickness, unexpected events, or the daily struggle against the forces of evil, the others are glad to lend their notes. Preparation for future exams will no doubt be less of a hardship because we already have a study group formed. In conclusion, the group project was an experience that we would enjoy doing again.