Philip Erquiaga:  

I was pretty much into politics at Patrick Henry, working for McGovern and against the war. After Patrick Henry, I lived in Berkeley for a few years where I graduated from the University of California in political science and development economics. Most weekends were spent in Santa Cruz with my girlfriend, Chris, and other friends. For a few months after graduation, I worked at the Boalt Law School, after which I spent the next two years on the road in Latin America, moving slowly overland from Mexico to southern Chile with Chris. We lived in Chile for about a year teaching at the North American Cultural Institute and some months thereafter in Argentina and Peru. Graduate school at Johns Hopkins came next, with a degree in international economics and Latin American studies. During that time I also researched a book on McNamara and the World Bank at the Overseas Development Council. Chris and I were marri...Expand for more