JG: I like the security of knowing that when I leave I have a Harvard degree, and if I really, really have to then I can maybe get one of those jobs, but it's not anything I want to do.
JA: I didn't feel it until I came back for senior year. I kept being like, "I'm going to be an artist." And even after having a revelation this summer-"Yes, I must go into theater, that's my life"-I still feel like I'm giving up the opportunity. It seems like if you don't do recruiting senior year, then you'll never have a job in business, ever. Which isn't necessarily the case, but-
DM: But do you want to have a job in business?
JA: No, never. I never want to do business in my entire life.
DM: You're like my Mom!
JA: Yes, I am your Mother.
DM: "Well, you have to get an I-banking job because of this..." "Well, Mom, I'm never going to do that." "Well, then..."
JA: I am your Mom. But I still think that that pressure is there.
Read more in Arts
Ladies Man Gets Surefire LaughsRecommended Articles
-
Tokyo Eye, Part IIPHOTOGRAPHER DAIDO MORIYAMA DOESN'T BLINK Daido Moriyama is an instinctive photographer who prefers taking pictures to theorizing about them. Nevertheless,
-
Going On Seventeen: Life in a BandSelf-described "garage rock upstarts" Seventeen are a band comprising Jason Adams '92-'93 (lead guitarist/vocal), Jon Baird (guitar/vocals), Chris Baird (bass/vocals)
-
James Gray: The Whole Nine YardsThe Harvard Crimson: You directed your first picture, Little Odessa, when you were pretty young. James Gray: Yes, I was
-
Holding a Mirror to McKeanThere is no one working in entertainment today quite like Dave McKean. McKean is a slightly pudgy, middle-aged, balding, English,
-
Anderson Explores 'Midwest Zen'Though the release of a debut feature film might be cause for self-congratulation among some directors, I was pleasantly surprised
-
Our Democracy Is Broken, But We Can Fix ItIndeed, in the wake of Citizens United and years of weak campaign finance laws, there is a lot we do not know about how our elected officials reached our TVs, our YouTube videos, and our ballots in the endless campaign leading up to Tuesday, November 6
