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Then, last year, his son and son-in-law—both named Jim??urged him to finish his degree. After initial rejection, the College eventually waived the residence requirement, Rigby said. He conducted a course in American History via e-mail with Associate Professor of History Catherine A. Corman, completing the credit needed for his degree...
Then, last year, his son and son-in-law—both named Jim??urged him to finish his degree. After initial rejection, the College eventually waived the residence requirement, Rigby said. He conducted a course in American History via e-mail with Associate Professor of History Catherine A. Corman, completing the credit needed for his degree...
Then, last year, his son and son-in-law—both named Jim??urged him to finish his degree. After initial rejection, the College eventually waived the residence requirement, Rigby said. He conducted a course in American History via e-mail with Associate Professor of History Catherine A. Corman, completing the credit needed for his degree...
...People will bring their own beliefs to how they think Jim??s life is. I don’t pity him at all,” Moss says. “I think he’s living the life he means to have, and it’s maybe not the life I would have chosen. But in the film, he functions as a kind of control group. He’s like what would have happened if we’d all stayed on the trip...
...something he’d spent his whole childhood in Louisiana doing and something he did so well in high school that it garnered him attention from top baseball programs like Tulane and Louisiana State (his father Jim??s alma mater...