Word: egos
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...generally become fools; I eavesdropped on the medical marketing world when I repped medical devices for a summer job in college - the reps knew what suckers docs were and taught me to take advantage of the fact. It hasn't changed; just grab hold of that inflated medical ego and twist - over...
...allowed to do that." As a young Michigan Congressman, he met a gospel-film executive named Billy Zeoli who came by Ford's office and gave him a Bible. Over the next few years the two men became close - so close that Ford came to call Zeoli "an alter ego, a second self...
...tried to strike a balance between being helpful and being entertaining. Perhaps at times, I’ve been neither, but I’d like to thank everyone (all nine of you) that read my column every week and told me it was hilarious. Where would my ego be without you? Thanks to the readers, and to everyone who wrote in for advice (both genuine and slightly…less so genuine), and to those who were lampooned (ahem) and had the good humor to laugh about it. It’s been real, whatever that means...
Last week, Mel Gibson’s latest gore-fest “Apocalypto” opened alongside “Blood Diamond,” the violent liberal ego-stroker by Edward M. Zwick ’74, and movie observers pointed to a trend of serious violence in movies. David Carr, the New York Times’ so-called “Carpetbagger” (Oscar observer), wrote a column about how many movies tagged with the speculative title of “Oscar-worthy” are filled with blood...
...intense, you obviously haven’t met “Da Vek.” “It’s the most shocking transformation someone will ever undergo” says Michael B. Chow ’07 of Ramaswamy’s rapper alter-ego. Though “Da Vek” raps libertarian prose with the utmost of ease, don’t expect to see him in section. The rapper, who fearlessly showed off his skills at the Busta Rhymes concert in spring 2004, only emerges when Ramaswamy is outfitted entirely in black...