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| − | Ian Harris is an excellent entrepreneur. He is a member of the elite club of Columbia drop outs, though the validity of this claim is questioned by some. Ian is not yet famous, nor did he drop out as he was only a visiting student. However, he does have a Bachelor's Degree from Fordham (the Manhattan campus). | + | '''Ian Harris''' is an excellent entrepreneur. He is a member of the elite club of Columbia drop outs, though the validity of this claim is questioned by some. Ian is not yet famous, nor did he drop out as he was only a visiting student. However, he does have a Bachelor's Degree from Fordham (the Manhattan campus). |
Ian's longest standing contribution to the Columbia community came through his theatrical endeavors. He painted the famous sets of [[111th Varsity Show]], including the subway car in which the orchestra played. He also assistant directed CU Players' Agamemnon and served as an acting coach to some of the most celebrated performances of CU Players' Metamorphosis. | Ian's longest standing contribution to the Columbia community came through his theatrical endeavors. He painted the famous sets of [[111th Varsity Show]], including the subway car in which the orchestra played. He also assistant directed CU Players' Agamemnon and served as an acting coach to some of the most celebrated performances of CU Players' Metamorphosis. | ||
He is currently in the market for a used car that will last him at least one year in Columbia's sister city of New Orleans. | He is currently in the market for a used car that will last him at least one year in Columbia's sister city of New Orleans. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:58, 26 July 2010
Ian Harris is an excellent entrepreneur. He is a member of the elite club of Columbia drop outs, though the validity of this claim is questioned by some. Ian is not yet famous, nor did he drop out as he was only a visiting student. However, he does have a Bachelor's Degree from Fordham (the Manhattan campus).
Ian's longest standing contribution to the Columbia community came through his theatrical endeavors. He painted the famous sets of 111th Varsity Show, including the subway car in which the orchestra played. He also assistant directed CU Players' Agamemnon and served as an acting coach to some of the most celebrated performances of CU Players' Metamorphosis.
He is currently in the market for a used car that will last him at least one year in Columbia's sister city of New Orleans.
