I'm sorry, but does anyone else think this article is just plain poorly-written? He offers no real insight into the nature of the keynote addresses (possibly because none is necessary), and it all just seems like a pat-on-the-back "hooray, team!" for all those involved. It comes off about as interesting as a senior's college application essay about why their involvement in the stage crew of the high school production of "South Pacific" helped him prepare for the challenges he may face in his future at Dartmouth.
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I'm sorry, but does anyone else think this article is just plain poorly-written? He offers no real insight into the nature of the keynote addresses (possibly because none is necessary), and it all just seems like a pat-on-the-back "hooray, team!" for all those involved. It comes off about as interesting as a senior's college application essay about why their involvement in the stage crew of the high school production of "South Pacific" helped him prepare for the challenges he may face in his future at Dartmouth.