Gregory Crum:  

School My biggest crush: I thought so many of you girls were sexy, it's hard to say. My most inspiring teacher: I would say that Mrs. Kol, Mr. Vencil, and Mr. Ingram inspired me, Mr. White, Ms. K. Humphreys, and Heir Craig affected my philosophy, and with the exception of the Computer Science teacher (I'll think of her name later) and that pretentious Chemistry teacher (both of whose classes I dropped (against their wishes) because of their petty egoes which threatened my intellectual growth), all of my other teachers there were doing their best to help further my (and my peers') education. Teaching is tough, and I respected their efforts greatly. If I could do it all over again: I would take more risks socially, romantically, and confidently. I would do it over again, but only if I knew I could have certain knowledge that I didn't then... not the kind of hindsight from facts being revealed, but life lessons about understanding more about the way that other people think. Funniest memory: I know I laughed a lot, but I think it was maniacal laughter. I can't remember funny moments, and my sense of humor was so dark then that I was probably laughing secretly on the inside when no one else was even amused. Happiest memory: Again, I have trouble with this one, especially since I was pretty much depressed all the time. I cannot remember any happy feelings that did not come from relief from something unpleasant ending, like the final bell, or the whistle when we did timed exercise in gym. Craziest memory: I remember seeing an old friend of mine (Charles Lawson) standing outside the main (Giles', et al) office in the hallway (he didn't attend Capital but had been at KC Elementary and Horace Mann for a while) and he was halfway through a Marlboro, and one of the craziest guys I assoc...Expand for more