Alumni Interview: Mari Kay Scott
I grew up in Chicago in a family of educators. Like a lot of people applying to college, I didn’t know what to choose as my major. “You like math
I grew up in Chicago in a family of educators. Like a lot of people applying to college, I didn’t know what to choose as my major. “You like math
When I was a kid, I loved storms. Any time there was severe weather—thunderstorms or snowstorms—I went nuts. My dad and I used to take benches from the garage at
I was drawn to sports because of my father. He would take us to White Sox games—we lived in Park Forest, a suburb of Chicago—and we never had a bad
My first exposure to homelessness was in the ’80s, here in Washington, D.C. I was working in a Capitol Hill community organization that served public housing residents. I started seeing
Comedians live life a little more intensely. Things that other people endure, we take as a slight. I was at a restaurant the other day, and these two women were
When I went to my 25-year high school reunion, several people came up to me to say, “You’re about the only person I know who did what he said he
Before I undertake creating the product, the marketing must be there. That’s the problem with many inventors. They just accidentally come across something. But how many inventors do you know
As safety for the New England Patriots, I work hard year-round to stay sharp. Everything moves so fast in the NFL—when the ball is snapped, there’s no time to stop
My father was a history professor. When I was 3, he got a post at Southern Illinois University, and we settled in Marine, population 900, right in the cornfields, 35