EVEN AS A CHILD I WAS DIFFERENT.
“I tried to work up the nerve to ask Michele Slung to dance with me. As I stood there trying to get my courage up, a tall, good-looking camper from Cincinnati, a fellow named Jim, strode right over to Michele Slung and led her onto the dance floor. They spent the rest of the evening dancing together.”
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“The closest that my friends and I had ever come to entering the sanctuary that was the DG house was during a spring panty raid, when a fraternity brother of mine named Frank DiGiansante had scaled the front wall of the DG house while being cheered on by hundreds of male students below.”
THEN I BECAME A REPORTER. THINGS IMPROVED.
“At last, Vanna’s life is a puzzle no more” (12/22/85)
“The great majority of people I talk with are using me as a conduit to get into the newspaper.”
I KNEW I WAS LIVING ON BORROWED TIME
