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Sunday, September 15, 2002
THE FRIDAY FIVE -- SCHOOL.
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The new Friday Five.
1. What was/is your favorite subject in school? Why?
In high school, it was definitely computer science. But in college, it lost it's appeal. I became a philosophy major, and I loved it.
2. Who was your favorite teacher? Why?
I think my all-time favorite was Professor Stone, my Torts professor in law school.
3. What is your favorite memory of school?
I had some fun times in college and law school, but they weren't really in the school, as in, in class. I just happened to be away at school when they happened. I don't know if it's my favorite, but I have a really great memory of playing a song I wrote on a piano in front of some classmates, and really impressing them.
4. What was your favorite recess game?
Oh, yeah, right.
5. What did you hate most about school?
I was pretty unpopular as a kid. I was relentlessly teased in elementary school. The older I got, the better it got. Today, I am popular and successful, but I still carry some of the scars of those experiences. On the other hand, I am much more independent than I would be if I had been able to rely on the approval of others. I think a lot of the people who define themselves only in terms of their relationships with their friends don't know who they really are. I know who I am.
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