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...messengers are happy too. "We're out here all the time working in the winter and the summer," says Kevin "Squid" Bolger, a messenger turned entrepreneur who is now an advocate for his occupation, who provided TV commentary for the race. "It's nice to get recognized by a big event and have them say, 'Hey, look. We want you to be a part of it, too." After all, says Bolger, "If you think of biking in New York City, you will think of bike messengers." With reporting by Tomas Dinges
...Insider Number of Students: Unknown Cost: Flexible Pro Bono: On a per case basis Website: ivyinsider.blogspot.com Anthony J. Inguaggiato ’07, TransferAdmit Number of Students: around 30 Cost: $30/hour session Pro Bono: None currently; on per case basis Website: transferadmit.com Benjamin B. Bolger, Bolger Strategic Number of Students: Flexible Cost: Unknown (did not respond to request for rates) Pro Bono: On per case basis Website: bolgerstrategic.com Jeannie Alger Rosenthal ’00, Let’s Get Ready Number of Students: 15-16 per counselor; 45 overall in Boston program Cost: Free Pro Bono: N/A Website: letsgetready.com
...industry by creating companies that tackle the admissions game from a unique perspective. Teaching fellow Benjamin B. Bolger—currently TFing Government 1206: “Contemporary Political Islam” and working on his doctorate at the Harvard Design School—sees his company, Bolger Strategic, as oriented more towards counseling than admissions. “Personal fulfillment is more important than some kind of academic bottom line,” says Bolger. “I might be more of a life coach than an admissions specialist.”Other students are seeking to fill...
...device as an excuse for a demolition of earnest showbiz tell-alls, Broadway-musical clich?s and just about any other media target that it can lay its hands on. Some of it goes by so fast you want to do a quick rewind - Short's buttery impression of Ray Bolger, as an animated fencepost in a spoof of The Wizard of Oz, for example, or the spot-on impressions of Jodie Foster and Ren?e Zellweger announcing the nominees in Marty's Oscar category (he loses, but makes a soused acceptance speech anyway). Some of the Broadway parodies - a Tommy Tune...
...think this film was really an excellent representation of how rhetoric can be misused by a democratic leader,” Bolger said. He said he was unsure whether the movie was an intended critique of current Bush administration policy...