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 == What ==
 
-The "UMBC" Beamer theme I use in all of my presentations at UMBC.
+The "mjo" beamer theme I use in all of my presentations. It started as
+the beamer-umbc theme that I used at UMBC, which in turn was based on
+my old Towson University theme. (Thankfully, both schools have the
+same colors.)
 
 == How ==
 
 In the makefile of your project, you should list all of the pieces of
 the theme. For example,
 
-  UMBC  = beamercolorthemeUMBC.sty beamerfontthemeUMBC.sty
-  UMBC += beamerinnerthemeUMBC.sty beamerouterthemeUMBC.sty
-  UMBC += beamerthemeUMBC.sty images/umbc_logo.pdf
+  BEAMERMJO  = beamercolorthememjo.sty beamerfontthememjo.sty
+  BEAMERMJO += beamerinnerthememjo.sty beamerouterthememjo.sty
+  BEAMERMJO += beamerthememjo.sty
 
 The absolute paths to those libraries, on your system, can be found
 using "kpsewhich" from the kpathsea suite:
 
-  UMBCPATHS = $(shell kpsewhich $(UMBC))
+  BEAMERMJOPATHS = $(shell kpsewhich $(BEAMERMJO))
 
 Now add those as dependencies of your document:
 
-  example.pdf: example.tex example.bbl ... $(UMBCPATHS)
+  example.pdf: example.tex example.bbl ... $(BEAMERMJOPATHS)
 
-WARNING: This will only work as long as the path to beamer-umbc is in
-your $TEXINPUTS environment variable! I suggest setting it in
-~/.bashrc.
+WARNING: This will only work as long as the path to beamer-mjo is in
+your $TEXINPUTS environment variable! I suggest setting it in ~/.bashrc.