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	[[Category:Economics majors\|Kitt]]		[[Category:Economics majors\|Kitt]]
	[[Category:Pulitzer Prize winners\|Kitt]]		[[Category:Pulitzer Prize winners\|Kitt]]
		+	[[Category:Columbia College Class Day speakers\|Kitt]]

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 He came to Columbia after being recruited to play soccer, and he majored in econ. But he soon gave up soccer and sang for the [[Kingsmen]] in addition to solo gigs at [[The West End]]. He got an early start in the 99th [[Varsity Show]] when its musical director took off to study abroad in England and took the show's music with him, leaving the show with no one to turn to but the freshman, whom a cast member - Kitt's future wife, [[Rita Pietropinto-Kitt]] - approached in his [[John Jay Hall]] room. He continued to write for the Varsity Show, collaborating with Yorkey, with whom he would eventually share his Pulitzer.
-Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] and the [[Kingsmen]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
+Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
 He was the [[2022]] [[Class Day]] Speaker for Columbia College.

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 He came to Columbia after being recruited to play soccer, and he majored in econ. But he soon gave up soccer and sang for the [[Kingsmen]] in addition to solo gigs at [[The West End]]. He got an early start in the 99th [[Varsity Show]] when its musical director took off to study abroad in England and took the show's music with him, leaving the show with no one to turn to but the freshman, whom a cast member - Kitt's future wife, [[Rita Pietropinto-Kitt]] - approached in his [[John Jay Hall]] room. He continued to write for the Varsity Show, collaborating with Yorkey, with whom he would eventually share his Pulitzer.
-Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] and the [[Columbia Kingsmen]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
+Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] and the [[Kingsmen]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
 He was the [[2022]] [[Class Day]] Speaker for Columbia College.

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	Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] and the [[Columbia Kingsmen]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.		Kitt was also a member of [[Pi Kappa Alpha]] and the [[Columbia Kingsmen]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
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		+	He was the [[2022]] [[Class Day]] Speaker for Columbia College.

	==External links==		==External links==

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 ==External links==
 *[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/nov_dec06/cover.php Profile] in ''[[Columbia College Today]]''
 [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Kitt]]

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 '''Tom Kitt''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1996|96]] shared the 2010 [[Pulitzer Prize]] for Drama with [[Brian Yorkey]] for the rock musical ''Next to Normal''. Kitt composed the production's music.
-He came to Columbia after being recruited to play soccer, and he majored in econ. But he soon gave up soccer and sang for the [[Kingsmen]] in addition to solo gigs at [[The West End]]. He got an early start in the 99th Varsity Show when its musical director took off to study abroad in England and took the show's music with him, leaving the show with no one to turn to but the freshman, whom a cast member - Kitt's future wife, [[Rita Pietropinto-Kitt]] - approached in his [[John Jay Hall]] room. He continued to write for the Varsity Show, collaborating with Yorkey, with whom he would eventually share his Pulitzer.
+He came to Columbia after being recruited to play soccer, and he majored in econ. But he soon gave up soccer and sang for the [[Kingsmen]] in addition to solo gigs at [[The West End]]. He got an early start in the 99th [[Varsity Show]] when its musical director took off to study abroad in England and took the show's music with him, leaving the show with no one to turn to but the freshman, whom a cast member - Kitt's future wife, [[Rita Pietropinto-Kitt]] - approached in his [[John Jay Hall]] room. He continued to write for the Varsity Show, collaborating with Yorkey, with whom he would eventually share his Pulitzer.
 Kitt was also a member of [[Phi Kappa Alpha]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.

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-'''Tom Kitt''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1996|96]] shared the 2010 [[Pulitzer Prize]] for Drama with [[Brian Yorkey]] for the rock musical ''Next to Nowhere''. Kitt composed the production's music.
+'''Tom Kitt''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1996|96]] shared the 2010 [[Pulitzer Prize]] for Drama with [[Brian Yorkey]] for the rock musical ''Next to Normal''. Kitt composed the production's music.
 He came to Columbia after being recruited to play soccer, and he majored in econ. But he soon gave up soccer and sang for the [[Kingsmen]] in addition to solo gigs at [[The West End]]. He got an early start in the 99th Varsity Show when its musical director took off to study abroad in England and took the show's music with him, leaving the show with no one to turn to but the freshman, whom a cast member - Kitt's future wife, [[Rita Pietropinto-Kitt]] - approached in his [[John Jay Hall]] room. He continued to write for the Varsity Show, collaborating with Yorkey, with whom he would eventually share his Pulitzer.

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	Kitt was also a member of [[Phi Kappa Alpha]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.		Kitt was also a member of [[Phi Kappa Alpha]]. After college, he turned down a job offer from Morgan Stanley to continue writing music.
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		+	==External links==
		+	*[http://www.college.columbia.edu/cct_archive/nov_dec06/cover.php Profile] in ''[[Columbia College Today]]''

	[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Kitt]]		[[Category:Columbia College alumni\|Kitt]]