Jeff Wachtel, a co-president of USA Network, likes to tell the story about how as a junior in college he directed Ms. Weaver in a Yale School of Drama production of "A Delicate Balance" by Edward Albee.
He talks about sixth form and how the junior common room was all-white, so he decided to do something about it.
I can even hear the stump speech in 30 years, about how the president of his junior and senior class at his Miami prep school became a rare white student at Morehouse.
Its serialisation was accompanied by two stories: one an unverifiable and implausible story about David Cameron's student career; the other about how the Prime Minister offered Lord Ashcroft a junior ministerial post, which the peer turned down as beneath him.
"In the depth of his adversity," said William Visone, a 19-year-old junior, "he keeps talking about how the big fish is out there.
There, they intertwined arms, sang along to an acoustic guitar and talked about how the war was affecting the world, said Matt Heffernan, a junior who took part.
Ted Cruz, the Republican junior senator from Texas, has heard the line about how the Party needs to become more moderate to win Presidential elections.
The rules of effective tweeting for business leaders are no different from the ones for us mere mortals who want to both express ourselves and remain employed: Don't be boring, don't curse, and for heaven's sake, don't always be shouting about how some junior executive is really knocking it dead.
The qualifying match itself provoked surprise in the computer chess community, with doubts about how Junior's early 5-0 lead, which it sustained until after the 14th game completely eroded during the next 10 games, thereby causing a tied match and a play-off that was won by Fritz.
So how does the junior debt of these two companies trade today?
