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...been very difficult for me academically.” Outside of his schoolwork, “I was having a tough time. Aside from my roommates, I didn’t hang out with anybody. Because of my troubles, I wrongly felt I couldn’t be a perfect friend. I wasn’t happy...
...CASE THEY LATER PROVE USEFUL? Absolutely. I go to flea markets or antique stores, and when you live in New York City, you can literally find a photograph on the sidewalk of a sofa that's from, like, 1932 that's really cool, and you think, That's perfect for X, or, I'll pick that up or file it away...
...overnight if I wanted to go play in Lincoln,” he says. He went to Lincoln, but with the arrangement that his diploma would come from Fargo South. Magura returned home to Fargo towards the end of May—just in time to graduate with a perfect 4.0, tied for valedictorian honors—but he played a second year in Lincoln before college. He spent the first half of that time taking classes at a community college, and he passed the second half working four days a week at a bowling alley—from...
...communicate the facts and needs of the earthquake victims.“The constitution of the UC vests us with the responsibility of bringing national acts to campus,” said McCambridge. “Harvard is underexposed to comedy, and [this show’s] like the Perfect Storm in a good way.” “The greatest thing about this comedy benefit is that it’ll be the final event in a long series of events—our vigil, our banquet, a trendy arts show...
...holding political office that most celebrities—including Ben Affleck—fail to see. Affleck simply does not have the stature, political experience, or ability to compromise that is required of a United States Senator. Affleck’s ardent campaigning for John Kerry is a perfect example of his particular style of politics; he is at home championing a candidate or cause, not building the broad political platform necessary for a serious politician. With no political experience, it is hard to take Affleck seriously as a candidate for a very serious office...