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...good education," he wrote at age 13 in an application letter. "I want to get the best job by getting the best education." It was an all boys' school when Roberts entered in 1969--"Most of our dating life came from observing the school dog, Daisy," says schoolmate Tommy Kerrigan--and free time was consumed by three mandatory sports (Roberts ran track, wrestled and was co-captain of his football team), the newspaper (he was co-editor) and drama (he once played Peppermint Patty in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown). Not everyone in an all boys' school...
...won’t talk about Aaron Boone. I won’t talk about Joe Kerrigan or Manny or Jimy Williams or Grady Little. I won’t talk about Jose Offerman or bullpen by committee or Derek Lowe’s absurd collapse as a closer...
...Kerrigan says he's glad so many seniors are finding rejuvenation in scholarly work. "There were zero opportunities for my parents' generation," he says. "This is a new phenomenonthis sort of thing just simply didn't exist until recently. It's an outgrowth of lengthened life spans and intellectually engaged seniors...
Some retirees going back to school may seem overqualified to be ordinary students. William Kerrigan, 85, is one of nearly 50 former professors among the residents of Kendal at Oberlin, a retirement community, linked to Oberlin College, that opened in 1993. When he isn't studying, Kerrigan attends concerts at Oberlin's conservatory and gives lectures at Kendal on international affairs. Kerrigan was Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and a founding director of the International Federation on Aging. He moved to Kendal to be surrounded by people engaged in learning. "My colleagues here are more passionate about matters...
Although the Evening With Champions attracts high-powered stars, not all of the skating gods sleep on the mattresses of mere Harvard mortals. Nancy Kerrigan stayed elsewhere. So did Paul Wylie ’90, who apparently had enough of Eliot House after three years spent there as a student at Harvard...