How Yale enabled a confident naif to game “success.” Above descriptions proposed as applying to me were suggested to merit a class essay of broader scope. This being somewhat a soapbox—irresistible to a Yalie, no?—, here goes. If nothing else, material to guide one into the precious (love mine!) late afternoon nap. First, from perspective…
Wentworth Earl Miller, Jr. 519 W. Chestnut Street Lancaster, PA 17603 wmiller@leews.com 717-826-9099; 412-225-8898 Spouse(s): Divorced Child(ren): Three Grandchild(ren): Four Education: Yale BA ’69, JD ’77 College: Silliman Hubble’s Lesson “The great thing about a H, Yale, Oxbridge education is having disdain for things one can’t have.” –Quote (more or less) of uncertain origin that…
WENTWORTH EARL MILLER, JR. Born October 23, 1947 in Oberlin, Ohio, son of the late Wentworth Earl Miller and Pauline Pinkston Oden, stepson of Chester W. Oden. Attended Los Angeles High School, Los Angeles, California. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. Scholar of the House in Creative Literature; National Achievement Scholarship, 1965-69. Resident: Silliman (Tackle Focrt=-ball, 1967-68;…
