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| − | '''Matthew C. Fox''', CC '89, | + | '''Matthew C. Fox''', CC '89, was [[Columbia College]]'s [[2007]] [[Class Day]] speaker. He is an actor on [[w:ABC|ABC]]'s TV show ''[[w:Lost|Lost]]''. |
Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. Despite the general disappointment in Fox's selection as speaker, many students who heard the speech said he was great, if not even better than [[John McCain|McCain]]. | Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox [[Facebook]] groups. Despite the general disappointment in Fox's selection as speaker, many students who heard the speech said he was great, if not even better than [[John McCain|McCain]]. | ||
Revision as of 07:00, 16 May 2007
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Matthew C. Fox, CC '89, was Columbia College's 2007 Class Day speaker. He is an actor on ABC's TV show Lost.
Fox's selection as speaker angered many in the Class of 2007, some of whom called for him to be replaced. However, these students merely ended up creating several anti-Fox and ironic pro-Fox Facebook groups. Despite the general disappointment in Fox's selection as speaker, many students who heard the speech said he was great, if not even better than McCain.
Fox was somehow involved in the 1988 football game in which Columbia broke its 40+ game losing streak.
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| Preceded by John McCain |
Columbia College Class Day Speaker 2007 |
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