One of them, the Boston Red Sox star Tim Wakefield, notes that he originally aimed to be a power-hitting first baseman, but the seemingly simple switch from the metal bats used in college to the wooden ones of the pros somehow turned him into a mediocre hitter.
But now we have moved on from the question of personal use back in college to seriously discussing how the federal laws on marijuana make absolutely no sense at all, and never did.
The degree scroll is a symbol of hope for young, fresh graduates who are ready to make their mark on the world and use their experiences in college to advance in the workplace and start their ascent on the corporate ladder.
They hurry along, wrapped in their coats, the day leaden, darkening; an Ethan Frome day, Liz used to say in college, to be clever, though she wasn't particularly, unable to decipher the strange manners and customs of the East.
College days swiftly pass, but Alpha's undergraduate brothers are using their time in college to continue the legacy of activism that is ingrained in our fraternity's — and its members' — DNA.
I have a friend who is fond of telling the story of the time when he used a credit card in college to buy a backpacking tent.
Gail Warrior planned to use the Russian she studied in college to help her open an accounting firm in the former Soviet Union.
Almost no one in his or her 30s remembers what Facebook was like in the early days because you had to be in college to use it.
These donations are one measure used in college rankings to assess a university's performance.
It has been used in college courses to explain tribal sovereignty rights, and that tribes retain some rights even if the tribe has been terminatedas the Menominee tribe was.
