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...Marshal in the Witness Protection Program, Arnold is really Special Agent in Charge of Blowing Stuff Up. Is he human? No, he's super- and sub-. He can outshoot, outpunch and outthink any adversary; he survives all manner of impalement. Hell, he can even type. And he has the superhero's belief in his own invincibility. Unarmed and surrounded by villains pointing heavy artillery at him, Arnold tells his main captor, "If you drop your gun, I promise I won't kill...
...quasi-enjoyed it," said Elizabeth A. Thomas '96, referring to an article in The Crimson where First Class Marshal Peter S. Cahn '96 described Brokaw as a "quasi-intellectual...
Clear skies and a mild breeze put smiles on the faces of seniors as they listened to the Class Day speech by NBC "Nightly News" anchor Tom Brokaw, students orations and award presentations. And at the urging of First Marshal Peter S. Cahn '96, the entire class stood to give a round of applause to parents, teachers and friends...
Peter S. Cahn '96 is Harvard First Class Marshal...
Because so few students were graduating in June 1946, the tradition-laden Commencement Week program was significantly pared down. The graduating seniors and those students graduating late from earlier classes left Harvard without formalities such as Class Day and a baccalaureate service. Even the class' first marshal was not present at Commencement that year; his naval tour of duty was not yet complete...