Posted on 05/16/2004 6:48:09 AM PDT by bitt
CONCORD, N.H. He was a champion debater, a good student, a strong and graceful athlete in a small, judgmental universe that prized such skills and knew him well. But for five formative years, John Kerry stood a step apart at St. Paul's School, gaining achievement more than acceptance.
(Excerpt) Read more at nytimes.com ...
"...Talented, Ambitious and Apart..."
a snotty little spoiled twerp - is more like it.
Must Kerry go back to PREP school before he can find someone
to speak well of him?
That's odd?!? I heard he was a 'masterdebater'.
sorry, had to slip that Austin Powers line in :-)
I'll bet his "Prep School Peers" said he was a real jackoff... but the wording changed a bit by the time it hit print in the NYT.
Man of the people. An Average Joe. Even went to Viet Nam.
ROTFLOL.
One of his former classmates, that was interviewed, is now head of the Heinz Foundation. I am sure that his recollections of J F'n K are fair and balanaced. Typical NY Times Infotorial fodder masquerading as news.
Well, the memory IS the first thing to go. :)
I found it funny that the fellow student,Barbiero, tried to put together a support Kerry group of the class of 1962 and there isn't much support.
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