Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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PARP AB BY I WO MO A ir br “a Construction Management Have you ever considered what your biographer will have to say about you? I’ve even fantasized about where I will be when they get around to writing it. Some- times I’m a rich old timer with enough fight left in me to employ a battery of lawyers to set the record straight. More often than not, I’m six feet under and rather indifferent. Now that I’m about to graduate let me tell you some- thing, while it’s still fresh in my head. It was a rainy Wednesday, we all left the job and headed for “Bordie’s”. I know it was “Bordie’s” because we got paid on Thursday and the beer was cheap; I had known these guys all my life. Uncle Vito, Sal, and a couple of cousins, even my old man was there just before the accident. Vito and I were having our annual debate over my re- turning to school. Of course I had all the facts. Federal Pro- grams, the earn and learn angle, Pratt's reputation. He claimed I sounded like a car salesman and I guess he was right. The match book Vito was toying with hap- pened to be one of those “are you stuck in a dead end job” numbers. You know the ones. The afternoon brews distilled the sim- ple message into the rallying point I needed. Sure I knew the business, I explained, and yes, I was making a good buck and no, I didn’t think I was smarter than anyone else, but, I knew myself well enough to know I wouldn’t be happy without the bucks on the management side of the busi- ness. The conversation ended the same time as the rain. I still don’t know why I had those matches in my pocket the night of the funeral, but when I went up to light a candle, there they were. Friend biographer, they are still with me.