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Revision as of 20:45, 2 June 2009
Ben Letzler Columbia College '02, famous for his remarkable resemblance to 70s-era Woody Allen, served as a writer for The Blue and White, The Fed and The Spectator simultaneously. He also feuded with Julia Stiles in the pages of the Spec, calling her "a sloe-eyed wench." In 2001, the New York Observer profiled Ben, calling him "a somewhat nervous and cerebral young man with glasses". Ben moved to Berlin after graduation, then went to Harvard Law.
