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[[Category:Alumni]][[Category:Class of 2005]]
He wasted an estimated 125 hours playing over 500 games of [[cribbage]] against his arch-rival and close friend [[Zach McArthur]] '05.
After [[Evan Miller]], Jonathan was the #2 editor for Willipedia in its 2005-2006 heyday.
Jonathan returns to campus unofficially from time to time to dance, check on the garden, and wade in the [[Green River]], and officially every two years to deliver a lecture in informal logical fallacies for [[Steven Gerrard]].
==Legends==
Jonathan Landsman was born on March 8, 1983, in Rutherford, Ohio. His mother, Cynthia Landsman, is noted for her skill as a semi-professional cribbage player. His father, Russ Landsman, is an engineer. He has two siblings ages 19 and 16.
When Jonathan Landsman smiles, his eyes don't move.
==Dopplegangers==Jonathan Landsman tied for 77th 84th place for the 2005 [http://www.nebridge.org/races/ac25-2005.htm ACBL District 25 Rookie of the Year] award.
Williams' Jonathan Landsman is not [http://www.nytimes.com/ref/business/media/asktheeditors.html Jonathan Landman], deputy managing editor for digital journalism at the New York Times. Nor is he [http://www.greatlakesyc.com/club.html Jonathan Landsman], director of the Great Lakes Yacht Club.
Jonathan Landsman, when he was 10, randomly ended up on the same intramural soccer team as Jonathan Landsman, a local curly haired blond kid his exact age but with no relation and no prior awareness of his name-twins existence. The names made coaching the two of them very confusing for a while, until the problem was solved by calling them by their middle names. After taking 1st place in the division that year (nothing can stand against ''two'' Jonathan Landsmans), the two never met again. But he is out there, somewhere . . .
