If I were to engage in some speculative biography, I'd say that the five young men who make up the Whitest Kids U'Know, a comedy troupe with a new sketch show bearing its name (Sundays on IFC), grew up on Mr. Sandler's dopey, brilliant cultural-pride lyrics and thought: "Law school?
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For those who stayed, it has been a brilliant celebration of national pride, hospitality, good humor and sporting prowess, "the greatest party we have ever known," as Des Kelly described it in the Daily Mail.
It was his pride – and the brilliant kid in front of him.
"We came full of hope and expectation, and leave with nothing but pride at a brilliant season," he said.
When I was in high school, at Horace Mann, in the Bronx, in the nineteen-seventies, everyone took pride in the brilliant eccentricity of our teachers.
Teachers took increasing pride in their brilliant student and arranged for Lorem to leave the refugee camp and transfer to a Kenyan school for seventh and eighth grades.
Like many of his protagonists, Matilda Wormwood was a precocious youngster surrounded by… When I was in high school, at Horace Mann, in the Bronx, in the nineteen-seventies, everyone took pride in the brilliant eccentricity of our teachers.… In 2007, John Kiriakou was settling into a lucrative life as a former spy.
When I was in high school, at Horace Mann, in the Bronx, in the nineteen-seventies, everyone took pride in the brilliant eccentricity of our teachers.… Any night but Thursday, Bob Fass likes to wait until after twelve o'clock, after his wife, Lynnie, has gone to sleep, and then drive his… This week in the magazine, Marc Fisher writes about the WBAI radio host Bob Fass.
A while later, a reader wrote in objecting to the commas in this opening sentence of a piece by Marc Fisher: "When I was in high school, at Horace Mann, in the Bronx, in the nineteen-seventies, everyone took pride in the brilliant eccentricity of our teachers".
