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Interview for the Spring 2011 issue of The Scholar, the Morehead-Cain alumni magazine. December 2011.
“For a long time, people have said, ‘There’s nothing broken, so why fix this?’ Well, there really are some things broken.
We’ve got serious problems and we need serious people to solve them.
Jim Exum '57 (left) and Buddy Wester '68 outside the Governor's office North Carolina State Capitol, Raleigh
You have to start with a question of…
In the basement of the Radcliffe Sciences Library there…
I wanted to write now to share some good…
The good thing about living in a country…
While the experience was difficult and exhausting, I…
Building a house, French Quarter, Bourbon Street, Beignet,…
The bad thing about a march is that…
We have more cell phones, more laptop computers,…
I took a tour of the largest Free Trade…
I had been told that Fuerza Bruta was similar…
Nothing in my background suggested that I would be…
Traveling abroad and getting yourself out of your comfort…
It’s people singin’ and dancin’ and playin’ together…
There’s no other place on earthwhere the salty air…
We went to Istanbul Design Week, which takes place…
If I’d been living one hundred years ago and…
Robert Frost’s grave in Bennington, Vermont. Fireworks, NYC style.
Jarrard Cole
Class of 2012
