Word: fifteen
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...miss what this campaign and this election are all about. Obviously, it’s about electing a new president and vice president for the UC, but—not to get all existential or anything—it isn’t entirely clear what that means. When Fifteen Minutes ran an article and photo featuring Matthew W. Mahan ’05 at the end of his presidential term (gazing out a window, wistfully), it wasn’t clear what he was leaving behind. Likewise, with Matthew J. Glazer ’06 coming...
...four more than he has right now—hugging some crazy lady on ‘The Price Is Right.’”* * *It’s been more than 15 years since Harvard hockey coach Ted Donato ’91 hit it big. Fifteen years since he heard those 12 magical words prefaced by his name: “Edward Donato, come on down! You’re the next contestant on ‘The Price Is Right!’”In his storied hockey career, he has been...
...loves to have fun. Funny, charismatic, great.”Voith swam for the varsity team in his freshman year, and has played water polo for the past two years. He is also a member of the Phoenix Club, and was named one of the 15 hottest freshmen by Fifteen Minutes two years ago.During the debate last week, Voith was challenged by a pointed question about his final club association, and he took a long pause to fiddle with his carton of chocolate milk before discussing his role in the Phoenix.“I’ve been very...
...Look: I’m thankful that I can gain approximately ten to fifteen pounds during the winter because A. No one will notice since I’ll be barely recognizable under the mounds of clothing I’ll be wearing, and B. No one will care because Harvard is not in Southern California where salad is a big meal and girls who look like they’re on Baywatch really exist...
...else for $180,000. Years later he spotted it on the hand of a client but couldn't buy it until after the client died, and his widow offered it to Graff for a much higher price. He eventually sold it to a Japanese client who offered $1.5 million. Fifteen years later, the same client wanted to sell the blue diamond for $2 million, and Graff bought it back, repolished it and decided to keep it. But he couldn't resist an offer for $3 million. ?I'm a trader,? he says with a shrug...