Glenn Loury

Oh, man, it was just fun solving those problems. I get it. I got a feeling of mastery in solving the problems. And they're tricks in calculus. How do I reduce this expression to a form that I can actually integrate it and apply what I know? I liked it. And I had a great teacher. Mr. Andres was his name. He was an engineer. He had retired recently.

Oh, man, it was just fun solving those problems. I get it. I got a feeling of mastery in solving the problems. And they're tricks in calculus. How do I reduce this expression to a form that I can actually integrate it and apply what I know? I liked it. And I had a great teacher. Mr. Andres was his name. He was an engineer. He had retired recently.

Oh, man, it was just fun solving those problems. I get it. I got a feeling of mastery in solving the problems. And they're tricks in calculus. How do I reduce this expression to a form that I can actually integrate it and apply what I know? I liked it. And I had a great teacher. Mr. Andres was his name. He was an engineer. He had retired recently.

He was a Northwestern alum, which is how I ended up at Northwestern. He referred me to their admissions committee. And I'd go to his office hours and he'd show me problems and tricks and, you know, we were having a good time.

He was a Northwestern alum, which is how I ended up at Northwestern. He referred me to their admissions committee. And I'd go to his office hours and he'd show me problems and tricks and, you know, we were having a good time.

He was a Northwestern alum, which is how I ended up at Northwestern. He referred me to their admissions committee. And I'd go to his office hours and he'd show me problems and tricks and, you know, we were having a good time.

But in any case, I'm saying I wanted to study for the exam, and the librarian had barricaded herself in because she was afraid that the rampaging students who were all up in arms about the strike were going to somehow come in and deface the library and so on. So she had barricaded herself, and I had to persuade her.

But in any case, I'm saying I wanted to study for the exam, and the librarian had barricaded herself in because she was afraid that the rampaging students who were all up in arms about the strike were going to somehow come in and deface the library and so on. So she had barricaded herself, and I had to persuade her.

But in any case, I'm saying I wanted to study for the exam, and the librarian had barricaded herself in because she was afraid that the rampaging students who were all up in arms about the strike were going to somehow come in and deface the library and so on. So she had barricaded herself, and I had to persuade her.

It took me 15 minutes to persuade her to open the door and let me in so that I could sit down and study because I had to get to that 4 o'clock shift, the second shift that day, to my job, and I needed to use what hours I had to study.

It took me 15 minutes to persuade her to open the door and let me in so that I could sit down and study because I had to get to that 4 o'clock shift, the second shift that day, to my job, and I needed to use what hours I had to study.

It took me 15 minutes to persuade her to open the door and let me in so that I could sit down and study because I had to get to that 4 o'clock shift, the second shift that day, to my job, and I needed to use what hours I had to study.

Yeah, I was working second and sometimes third shift, but mostly second shift, yeah, 4 to midnight, right. How old were your kids? Lisa and Tammy were born in 1967 and 1968, respectively. So this was 1970. They were two and three. Did your wife work? She did. She worked at the post office.

Yeah, I was working second and sometimes third shift, but mostly second shift, yeah, 4 to midnight, right. How old were your kids? Lisa and Tammy were born in 1967 and 1968, respectively. So this was 1970. They were two and three. Did your wife work? She did. She worked at the post office.

Yeah, I was working second and sometimes third shift, but mostly second shift, yeah, 4 to midnight, right. How old were your kids? Lisa and Tammy were born in 1967 and 1968, respectively. So this was 1970. They were two and three. Did your wife work? She did. She worked at the post office.

We had our hands full, to be sure. We were very young parents, and we were determined to improve ourselves, and we were doing the best we could.

We had our hands full, to be sure. We were very young parents, and we were determined to improve ourselves, and we were doing the best we could.

We had our hands full, to be sure. We were very young parents, and we were determined to improve ourselves, and we were doing the best we could.

Well, first of all, I thought the war sucked.

Well, first of all, I thought the war sucked.