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...Dawson hadn??t been in the picture, however, it’s quite possible that it would have been Mathews out there lining up for the Crimson each week...
Clearly, Bagnoli hadn??t forgotten a young wide receiver out of Los Gatos, Calif., who, when faced with the choice of two Ivy football programs, went with the one a bit further north...
...hadn??t known my heart could be broken by a presidential election. Hadn??t I—hadn??t we—cultivated our world-weariness until it became not just a facade, but an armor? Didn’t we look really good, really convincingly jaded, dressed in vintage clothing, eyebrow arched, drinking our coffee black? Hadn??t we founded a half-assed arts collective in our common room? Didn’t we know kind of a lot of punk songs? Couldn’t we quote Sylvia Plath...
...ashamed to have voted for Bush and hadn??t concealed that fact from anyone else. Though the political conversations I enter into outside the classroom with friends who know the real me are usually productive, I suppose I was simply discouraged by the manner in which they would all perceive me, then not give me a chance to explain. In my experience, that’s the way many Democrats are: judgmental and intolerant of those who hold an opposing view, branding them knee-jerk, bigoted or just plain stupid...
...band finished with fan favorite “Man on the Moon,” on which Stipe openly invited the crowd to sing along, as if they hadn??t been doing so all along. Surprisingly, Andy Kaufman’s death elegy did little to sap the mood from the night: When the lights came up many in the audience looked completely shell-shocked by the two-hour set’s incessant energy...