That's because in March, college basketball's month of earning respect, Stanford has mostly faltered.
But that is probably because in this college city near Denver, where Ph.D.'s, million-dollar homes and high-end shopping districts bump up against a golden-glow hippie sensibility anchored somewhere around 1972, the culture war never ended.
We weren't drinking beer because of the war; we were drinking simply because, being in college, it was something we often did.
Back then, if you knew about these guys the comedy trio of Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer, and Jorma Taccone it was probably because someone in college sent you a link to one of their songs over a Hotmail account.
"The Romantics" is the name that the clique adopted for itself while in college because in one way or another they were all mutually enamored.
When I was doing college interviews, one of the interviewers told me that he didn't have any children, but that he had donated sperm while in college because he needed the money.
He is in college because, as one of his former coaches puts it, "He had all the tools you could ask for".
Those of you in Euroland are probably sick of hearing about the European elections, especially because, as I learned in college, something like two dozen people in the whole of Europe even bother to vote.
Director Dan Scanlon said he had a dilemma with this line during pre-production, but he believed it was best if Mike and Sulley meet in college because, "we wanted to see their relationship develop when they were adults.
