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Brian White ’86 may not have sported Harvard colors for almost 20 years, but the former Crimson quarterback hasn’t left the gridiron yet. Now the offensive coordinator and running backs coach for Wisconsin, White celebrated 2005 by coaching the then-No. 16 Badgers in the Outback Bowl...
...Wisconsin ultimately fell to Georgia, 24-21. But while the Badgers’ year ended with a loss, White’s assistance in leading Wisconsin to a 9-0 start and national title buzz did not go unrecognized. In December, he was named the Division I-A Assistant Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association...
...communications, where White pursued a master’s degree while coaching. He earned an M.B.A. while coaching at Notre Dame and then accepted a full-time assistant coaching position at UNLV in 1990. After a stint at Nevada and then back to Las Vegas, White ended up at Wisconsin...
Other career highlights, he says, include coaching in two Rose Bowls (1998 and 1999), both of which Wisconsin...
...made to believe he may be drowned-may have been discussed. Gonzales allowed that he could not quite recall specifically how he felt about waterboarding, but he did generally support the thrust of the Justice Department's decision to severely constrict the definition of torture. Senator Herbert Kohl of Wisconsin elicited Gonzales' acknowledgment that the new Bush Administration policy on torture had "migrated" to the CIA and Pentagon and from there to Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib. Not one of the Senators bothered to ask whether the President had been informed by his close aide Gonzales that the U.S. had changed...