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What do B.B. King, Justice John Paul Stevens, University of Illinois chancellor Richard Herman, and Credit Slips blogger Elizabeth Warren have in common? They were all named today as part of the 2008 class of fellows for the American Academy of Arts & Sciences. This is a major, major accomplishment. Congratulations, Elizabeth!
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Congratulations, Professor Warren! Well done! Well deserved!
In the language of my generation "X" "Stoked for you" and "Mad Props".
Posted by: Patches | April 29, 2008 at 11:32 AM
Mr. King, however, is far and away the better blues guitarist.
Posted by: B | April 29, 2008 at 01:25 PM