REally? Can you list them in alphabetical order?
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This was the first I had seen Morrison play-I saw him on an off night but I called my brother and we were joking about this.
BTW_ about Morrison. He's diabetic and has quite the political outlook.
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/miller/263404_miller17.htmlYet it's curious that Morrison mostly gets a free pass for his bad behavior. Heck, he even gets a free pass for his left-leaning political beliefs in decidedly red Eastern Washington. He's presently reading "Confessions of an Economic Hit Man," John Perkins' book about how U.S. businesses manipulate and cheat poor countries.
http://gozags.collegesports.com/sports/m-baskbl/spec-rel/072104aac.htmlNo matter where you come down on the issues of politics, Guevara, health care and some of the other interesting things Morrison can talk about for days, you've got to appreciate this gutsy diabetic's hunger for knowledge at such a young age (19). Still, Morrison wants to make a difference in this world and already has in some cases.
Morrison: Che Guevara, Ray Bradburry, John Steinbeck, I love Of Mice and Men, Jack Kerouac, Neil Postman. Postman's the guy who wrote Amusing Ourselves To Death.
USA Basketball: What turns you on about Che?
Morrison: Just the adversity he dealt with in life, what he did for small countries of the world as a whole. Standing up for lower people, instead of the top tier. That takes a lot of guts on the world level to do that. So that's what's drawn me to him.