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-'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
+'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1989|89]], was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He played [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
 Before his dramatic football victory, though, Fox was apparently disappointed with his sex life at Columbia: "My sex escapades at Columbia were in my freshman year," he told Playboy. "That’s what you’re supposed to do. We didn’t get any of the benefits of being football heroes. There was plenty of sex but no football-hero sex".<ref>http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/arts/matthew-fox-had-hot-sex-at-columbia</ref>
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 ==Speaker controversy==
-Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3228]
+Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the [[Category:Class of 2007|Class of 2007]], some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''<ref>[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3228]</ref>
 Professor [[Samuel Moyn]] expressed incredulousness at the hostility, noting "As someone who attended class day last year and found John McCain less than enthralling, and as an obsessive fan of both 'Party of Five' and 'Lost,' I have only one question for those angry about the invitation of Matthew Fox this year: what is the deal?"[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?tag_id=1403]
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 Despite the general disappointment in Fox's selection as speaker, many students who heard the speech said he was great, if not even better than [[John McCain|McCain]]. Nevertheless, rumors persist that his speech was ghostwritten.
-Among the highlights of Fox's speech were his listing of previous speakers, who appeared to far outstrip him in prestige, but, according to Fox, lacked the closeness with the graduating class he purported to share. He noted that unlike [[Harvard]] speaker Bill Gates, he was indeed a college graduate. He singled out senior [[Julia Kite]] for being quoted in the Spec as not knowing who Fox was, but followed by claiming he had always followed his passions, and that the Class of 2007 should do the same.
+Among the highlights of Fox's speech were his listing of previous speakers, who appeared to far outstrip him in prestige, but, according to Fox, lacked the closeness with the graduating class he purported to share. He noted that unlike [[Harvard]] speaker Bill Gates, he was indeed a college graduate. He singled out senior [[Julia Kite]] for being quoted in the ''[[Spec]]'' as not knowing who Fox was, but followed by claiming he had always followed his passions, and that the Class of 2007 should do the same.
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 * [http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?tag_id=1403 Bwog articles pertaining to Matthew Fox]

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-'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
+'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[Columbia College|CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
 Before his dramatic football victory, though, Fox was apparently disappointed with his sex life at Columbia: "My sex escapades at Columbia were in my freshman year," he told Playboy. "That’s what you’re supposed to do. We didn’t get any of the benefits of being football heroes. There was plenty of sex but no football-hero sex".<ref>http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/arts/matthew-fox-had-hot-sex-at-columbia</ref>

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	'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC\|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost\|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).		'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC\|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost\|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
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		+	Before his dramatic football victory, though, Fox was apparently disappointed with his sex life at Columbia: "My sex escapades at Columbia were in my freshman year," he told Playboy. "That’s what you’re supposed to do. We didn’t get any of the benefits of being football heroes. There was plenty of sex but no football-hero sex".<ref>http://spectrum.columbiaspectator.com/arts/matthew-fox-had-hot-sex-at-columbia</ref>
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		+	==Speaker controversy==

	Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3228]		Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3228]

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 {{wp-also2|Matthew Fox (actor)}}
-'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]].
+'''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]]. He was also a member of the fraternity [[Phi Gamma Delta]] (Fiji).
 Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.[http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?page=post&article_id=3228]

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 * [http://www.bwog.net/publicate/index.php?tag_id=1403 Bwog articles pertaining to Matthew Fox]
-{{succession|preceded=[[John McCain]]|succeeded=?|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[2007]]}}
+{{succession|preceded=[[John McCain]]|succeeded=[[Joel Klein]]|office=[[Columbia College]] [[Class Day]] Speaker|years=[[2007]]}}
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Fox, Matthew]]

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 '''Matthew C. Fox''', [[CC]] '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He plays [[Jack Shephard]] on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]'', and was somehow involved in the [[1988]] [[football]] game in which Columbia broke its 44 game [[losing streak]].
-Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors, but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.
+Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. [[The Bwog]] initially mirrored the anger of many seniors[http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=3215] (though it was noted by observers that bwog somewhat awkwardly assigned a freshman to express outrage on behalf of the senior class, making the vitriol a little hard to take), but gradually took a more detached tone, labelling the affair '''Speakergate '07'''.
 ==The Speech==

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