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...sure if I want to write another book [like Blue Blood] as a sort of sequel so I’m deciding on that. Blue Blood took five years to write—it was nearly done when September 11th happened and then I took another two years to finish. It’s not like you can plan when you’re going to have something to say. Right now I’m reworking a section of my book and hopefully turning it into an essay for The New Yorker...
...Otters ’04 and Moishe Z. Steinowitz ’0 4 found their ways back to sophomore year fuck buddies Gertrude C. Stuart ’04 and Nina S. Paddington ’04. But after exhausting himself with a 9,437,621,805th-place finish in the Marathon, Otters can only muster a 10-second wind sprint. At least he’s been able to break out of the starting gate, which is more than can be said for Steinowitz...
...freshman sensation Clay Johnson, the Crimson co-eds, with a 1-2-5 finish, did just that. But the Bears cried, well, Fowle...
...second finish was not any different: Harvard won, faulty equipment or not. Johnson again finished first, and, helped by an array of terrific moves by co-captain Cardwell Potts to hold on for fourth, the co-eds won for real...
...when he got to Camp Eagle, Iraqi security guards manning the gate told Raied he wasn't needed, apparently acting on instructions from U.S. commanders. "When I heard that I was sick at heart," he says. "I knew that the real reason was that the Americans wanted to finish killing people in Sadr City. Our duty is to protect the people. But the Americans don't trust...