April 12, 2014
How do you pack for a trip down memory lane? For Proust, all it took was the smell of some coffee and pastry. For me, it was today’s tweet from @Brenna_E on @mashable regarding a “Giant Shout-Out to Ayn Rand.” In high school, a friend of mine was forced to digest Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged, which she detested for each of the 974 pages. I vowed, at that tender age, never to saddle myself with such a wordy, quasi-philosophical tome. But 10 years is a long time to keep such a promise. Surprisingly, I found myself devouring Rand’s The Fountainhead while in law school. I justified it as a way to take a break from (avoid?) my fed tax class. I had also been selected to join a moot court team … so I suppose I wanted an excuse to procrastinate on writing my legal brief. The trials and tribulations of Howard Roark caught my imagination. Especially his development of Monadnock Valley. Roark had been hired–a la The Producers— in the hopes that he would fail; the project turned…
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