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Seeing Princeton at 3-0 is less likely to induce vomiting than Columbia, so let??s go with the Tigers at home by a touchdown...
First, Kuhls states that he stands proud because his school “still adheres to the ideals of the true student-athlete.” (Let??s leave aside the fact that, according to factors we’ll discuss later, Cornell has the weakest admissions standards of all the league’s schools.) He goes on to imagine a hypothetical Ivy League—under the athletic scholarship policy—in which the member institutions would admit a recruit “with an SAT score of 400 or an ACT score of nine...
...sick of New Orleans,” Andrew said the next morning, standing outside the Volvo to stretch before a long day’s drive. “Let??s go to a new city!” Later, he would regret leaving so soon. But at the time, he was ready to move...
...jokingly being like, ‘Oh, we should travel around a little bit,’” he told me. “And then at one point we were like, ‘We should really do that. Do you want to do that? Okay, let??s do that.’ And then the rest of the year—neither of us had an internship or anything—‘We’re still doing this, right? ’Cause I haven’t applied for?...
...also how to go, when to go, and how long to stay. To make these choices, they relied on one repeated question—what are we least likely ever to see again?—but also on intuition, culturally ingrained preference, and “Let??s Go.” Sometimes they were limited by what was possible (talking to a small farmer in South Dakota who let them stay in his home was great, but they could only do it because they knew his daughter from school; more often their interactions with locals were...