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...over a bowl of Wheaties-the breakfast of champions, and skinny white dorks-and in front of "SportsCenter." In fact, it quickly became clear that I enjoyed sports media and sports culture as much as I cherished playing sports. I wanted to be Kilborn and Olbermann up there spewing catch phrases by the dozen, being worshipped by kids just like me in every corner of the country...
...brokered around here, and I can’t say I ever got a grip on it. The president is an enigma and the best we seem to be able to do is identify when he’s doing his job wrong, failing to make a splash, to catch our eyes, take stands and learn our names. I have a friend who collects the signatures of Harvard Presidents. His archive includes James B. Conant ’14 (also a Crimson editor) and it includes Increase Mather. That’s impressive. But those characters could assert themselves...
...favorite saying is Vince Lombardi’s “the best defense is a good offense” has been pro-active in promoting the school to the national media, according to many professors. Armini says he doesn’t feel that HLS has to play catch up to NYU or any other law school. Even the best, he says, have to promote themselves. “Coca-Cola spends more money on advertising than any other soft-drink company and they still sell more,” Armini says...
...take pictures. Lots of them. Rolls and rolls. Give us a camera and let us take pictures of each other. Try to document each moment, official and unofficial, of our final day at Harvard, from bagpipes to boxes, diplomas to dinner out. Take pictures of the little things that catch your eye, things we walk past without thinking...
...spat with authority didn’t stop after that. One Saturday morning the four of us decided to catch a Harvard football game. We didn’t have our raccoon coats, but one of us had a military knapsack to hide the half-gallon of Mogan David during the game. Given a collective IQ of over 500 you would think we would know how to strap the knapsack tight. But no, we loaded our vino only to have it tumble out of the sack in the middle of the Wigglesworth entry onto Mass. Ave. and at the feet...