Me in Little Rock

If I've got any readers in the Little Rock area, you might be interested in a little talk I'm giving tomorrow evening at the Clinton School of Public Service. The title of the talk is "Kanye West Was A Neuroscientist," which has poor Marcel rolling over in his grave.

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Mr. Lehrer: Please post the interview for us. Thank you.

By tedtrimmer@mac.com (not verified) on 17 Mar 2008 #permalink

And has the rest of us wondering who is/was Kanye West. I second the request above.

Although I'm often wrong, I enjoy listening to a rapper by this name. Rhodes scholars generally live at higher altitudes than rap fans like me, however Mr. Lehrer has the rare ability to teach people like me. Who knows, this might be the same person.

Why not give us the short list: who wasn't a neuroscientist?

By Tegumai Bopsul… (not verified) on 18 Mar 2008 #permalink