Difference between revisions of "Phil Boerner"
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[[Image:Obamacollege.jpg|thumb|right|Boermer (right), in the apartment he shared with Obama. Inset: Boermer today]] | [[Image:Obamacollege.jpg|thumb|right|Boermer (right), in the apartment he shared with Obama. Inset: Boermer today]] | ||
| − | '''Phil Boerner''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1984|84]] was [[Barack Obama]]'s roommate during the Fall of [[1981]]. Both students transferred to Columbia from Occidental College, and lived together in a third-story walkup on 109th St. between [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and Columbus. They also hung out at [[Tom's]], the [[West End]], and in New York's bookstores and museums. After their first semester at Columbia, Obama was only able to find another apartment with room for one. He continued to hang out with Boerner, watching and talking sports, until | + | '''Phil Boerner''' [[Columbia College|CC]] '[[1984|84]] was [[Barack Obama]]'s roommate during the Fall of [[1981]]. Both students transferred to Columbia from Occidental College, and lived together in a third-story walkup on 109th St. between [[Amsterdam Avenue]] and Columbus. They also hung out at [[Tom's]], the [[West End]], and in New York's bookstores and museums. After their first semester at Columbia, Obama was only able to find another apartment with room for one. He continued to hang out with Boerner, watching and talking sports, until [[1985]], after which time they exchanged letters. Boerner now lives in California, where he is communications director for a veterinary association. |
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 10 March 2009
Phil Boerner CC '84 was Barack Obama's roommate during the Fall of 1981. Both students transferred to Columbia from Occidental College, and lived together in a third-story walkup on 109th St. between Amsterdam Avenue and Columbus. They also hung out at Tom's, the West End, and in New York's bookstores and museums. After their first semester at Columbia, Obama was only able to find another apartment with room for one. He continued to hang out with Boerner, watching and talking sports, until 1985, after which time they exchanged letters. Boerner now lives in California, where he is communications director for a veterinary association.
