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Nobel Prize-winning economist Milton Friedman famously said that “there’s no such thing as a free lunch,” but for students who earned the highest mark in the course last semester, there was a free mid-afternoon snack...
...possibility of his walking onto the team, and Byrne knew “the only place I really wanted to play college baseball was Harvard—if not, I probably would have played hockey somewhere.” So he came to Cambridge, not so far from Milton Academy, where he captained both teams as a senior. He was content to play JV hockey—“just for fun,” he says, “just to kind of screw around”—until Kenny Turano ’04 broke...
...Smith's rank on a Forbes.com list of the most financially savvy people, behind Warren Buffett, Alan Greenspan, Milton Friedman and George Soros...
...more and more: confusing and confused as it is, there is something here, perhaps accidental, that manages to make it work. At first listen, the styles of the two groups struggle for supremacy and find little middle ground. ‘Cravo É Canela,’ a Milton Nascimento tune sung, bravely, in Portuguese by Oldham, finds him squarely on Tortoise’s turf, sounding nothing like the quiet musings or heart-rent ramblings one finds on “Ease Down the Road.” The very next song, a dirge-like take on Springsteen?...
...being correct. And in consequence, men have very conservative dress patterns. To be quite honest, I think most men would like to dress the way they did when they were about 12 or 14.THC: Are you inspired by any specific literary dilettantes? Ernest Hemingway? Henry Miller? Oscar Wilde? John Milton?GT: Not Oscar Wilde, though he was a great dresser. One of the most important things he said was that a gentleman’s clothes must always hang from his shoulders. John Milton was a very interesting, understated dresser. But the literary dilettante I am most inspired...