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...family, who attend every one of his games. An economics concentrator, Morris has held summer jobs in law, real estate and pharmaceuticals. Former girlfriend Melinda J. Jellin ’03 recalls scoping him out in Annenberg in their first year. “I remember saying, after Carl walked by, that he was the hottest guy, but he must be such a cocky jerk,” Jellin says. He proved her wrong, and they dated for two years. Still friends with Jellin today, Morris had to leave the FM interview to take her to The Nutcracker, a ballet...
...Carl E. Morris
...Harvard seniors, recruiting usually involves briefcases, business suits and economics concentrators. But wide receiver Carl E. Morris of Dunster House totes an athletic bag and suits up in full uniform for his recruiting sessions, which include weekend workouts with his Atlanta-based trainer. Instead of the stresses of brain-teasing interviews, he faces a series of intense tryouts and interviews with interested corporations from February through the spring. While other seniors are hitting hot spring break spots, Morris plans to pour some blood, sweat and tears into workouts with NFL teams...
...contend that the 11 relatively quiet years since the end of the Gulf War, especially the four years since Iraq expelled the previous group of U.N. weapons inspectors, prove that Hussein would never risk his life or his power in order to strike the U.S. or its allies. Senator Carl Levin (D-Mich.) argued in August that “containment of Saddam is working… He would not, in my judgment, initiate an attack with a weapon of mass destruction because it would lead to his own destruction… He’s a survivalist...
...Harvard wide receiver Carl Morris: a pack of Crayola crayons ($1.69). The NFL has decided to ban Sharpies, so he’ll need something to sign autographs with after scoring all those...