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Lots of mixed emotions from graduation…forgive me if they’re scattered.
Tuck Scholar: I found the whole experience of Tuck Scholarhood incredibly awkward. I showed up at Cook Auditorium and Amy handed me my Tuck Scholar pin and ribbon. I immediately felt conspicuous. I felt like everyone was staring at me.Obviously everyone wasn’t staring […] ... Continue reading »
Tuck Scholar: I found the whole experience of Tuck Scholarhood incredibly awkward. I showed up at Cook Auditorium and Amy handed me my Tuck Scholar pin and ribbon. I immediately felt conspicuous. I felt like everyone was staring at me.Obviously everyone wasn’t staring […] ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
Of course, his two comments after everyone left on Sunday were "Chris is awesome" and, later, "Do you think Chris would mind if I killed him so I could marry Greta?" (That was a joke. I think.) Anyway, he loved you guys, which was the first time any Tuckies got that reaction! So at least you can feel special.