Word: write
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...could write and edit and design and sort of have control over what was happen," he says of his time at Icon. "I think there's more opportunity in new media to do that...
...live in a state of total choice, perpetual indecision and delayed certainty. I can take a job, quit and move on. I can work for a while, go to grad school, get a job, quit and move on. I can live for the moment. I can write, read, run, drive to California and back. Yes, I will need money. Eventually I will grow tired of being on the move, mentally if not physically. I will find someone and settle down. I will have a career. I will advance in the ranks...
...just love to write, and I love sports. To combine the two only seemed logical. My time as a writer and editor and even the insane hours I put in as an Associate Sports Editor never seemed like a job--never mind that nobody ever gave me a paycheck...
...Crimson was a diversion from academic pressures, just like sports are a diversion for millions from life's daily grind, just like college is a diversion from reality. That's why I never wanted to write for the news department; the sports department is much more fun. I'm with the Piano Man--I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints...
Cuno's lobbying efforts have generated media attention, including write-ups in the Boston Globe--and apparently some public support--for the building, despite the fact that it has not yet been approved by Harvard...