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...Wray: In those early days we used to count the number of signups, individually almost, and we'd sort of say, "great day today, 11 people opened an account," or whatever...
...first round and kind of faltered in the second. Maybe we were a little tired, but it wasn’t the way we wanted to finish up the first day. The winds picked up today [for round three], which makes scoring low a lot harder, so that can account for the higher scores.” Sophomore Greg Shuman led the Harvard contingent with a top-ten individual finish, followed closely by fellow sophomore Danny Mayer, who tied for 11th. Shuman shot 230 (72-78-79) and Mayer turned in 71-79-80. Shuman and Mayer were tied...
...your essays, show what makes you tick; the essays are not brag sheets. Don't list what you did so much as account for how you were effective getting others, like professors and other students, to help you. Think Tom Sawyer. Get the others to help you paint the fence. Don't brag about raising money for charity, but explain how you convinced 20 other kids to help you raise money for charity...
...Americans and African Americans: the issue of affirmative action in universities. While African Americans statistically benefit, Tang said, Asian Americans are penalized. Tang said that the solution would be to base affirmative action on class. “Asians will benefit eventually from affirmative action that takes class into account,” he said. “They will not benefit from rejection of affirmative action and so-called meritocracy.” James A. Fish ’10, a member of both AAA and BSA who attended the event, said that there is a common misconception surrounding...
...elite Ivy Club. However, Hogue had already done time in jail—in fact, had deferred his acceptance for a year because of it—and had falsified his SATs and high school grades. Princeton had been taken in by a huge scam. Samuels artfully blends firsthand accounts, multiple documents, and personal observation to reveal that Hogue is not your average identity thief. While Hogue is a man who is deeply disturbed, compelled to lie and steal from anyone he could possibly rip off, Samuels carefully peels back the superficial labels of liar and fraud to discover...