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Currently, the campaign pot sits at over $85 million...
...that translated into incredible success for him. In a lot of ways, it is overdone. Like every hot girl now was tall and skinny and dorky in high school. That's definitely overplayed. Like, I was a professional golfer in California when all the cool guys surfed and smoked pot. It's easy for me to say, I didn't go to my prom and look, now I'm hanging with the cool MTV crowd...
...aren't serious--just a reflection of the organization as a way for students to spend their free time as well as work a job. "Most of the time, people [are] just having fun," Dawid says. Insiders tell FM that some staffers show up to work stoned, as pot brownies and mixed drinks circulate in various quarters. Let's Go forbids such behavior in its offices, and in the past workers have been disciplined for violating those policies, according to Stone. "On the one hand, we're kids and we're carefree," explains Peter D. Richards '01, who edited...
...Benjamin D. Mathis-Lilley '03 may not know much about pot brownies, but he sure knows a lot about pot bellies...
...Indeed, Keyes may be the only candidate who really didn't smoke pot, do cocaine, or, in fact, do much of anything during his college career--Keyes' 1972 yearbook entry lists not a single extracurricular activity or club. But college friend Marlo Lewis recalls not only Keyes' enthusiasm for distance running, but his love for singing opera. "He was very proficient as an opera singer, singing in churches and choirs, giving recitals--one of the nicest voices I've ever heard, a beautiful tenor," says Lewis. He could also pick out tunes on the guitar--Mansfield recalls a particular fondness...