Clinton spent his first two-and-a-half months in law school more or less out of law school, working as an operative for a liberal U.S. Senate candidate. When the campaign ended, he threw himself at the mercy of the first sympathetic classmate he could find, a woman named Nancy Bekavac. Maraniss recounts the exchange:
"Hi, I'm Bill Clinton. Can I borrow your notes?"
"For what?"
"For everything."
"Are you in our class?"
"Yes, ma'am."
"Well, where the hell've you been? We've been here since September!"
1.21.2009
Harvard Beats Yale
Noam has a good article in TNR on how Harvard and Yale shaped Obama and Clinton, respectively, in their presidential style.
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