Dan Shanoff
Most Recently: Barack Obama's Very Special Election-Year NCAA Bracket
Dan Shanoff is a Brooklyn-based writer and parent—that really narrows it down—and, for lack of a better phrase, "media industry consultant." He previously wrote here about going on a third date with his future wife... in Italy.
Barack Obama's Very Special Election-Year NCAA Bracket
In a contentious election year in which Barack Obama’s approval rating sits at right around 50 percent, let’s offer the same caveat as last year: Just because the President is taking ten minutes to fill out a bracket doesn’t mean he isn’t focused on creating jobs. Political TV producers will have to find something else to fill 12 hours of talk today. READ MORE
The Barack Obama NCAA Bracket: What Does It Say About The President?
Let’s start with this sobering but necessary caveat: Barack Obama is perfectly capable of applying his attention on the country’s economic problems and the world’s massively scary issues right now and taking 20 minutes to fill out an NCAA bracket. READ MORE
How Your SAT Scores Determine Your Future (As A Fan)
Twenty years ago this month, the fat envelope arrived at my house, alerting me that I had been accepted early to Northwestern University. I was bound for Evanston. READ MORE
A Terrible Goalie Looks Back
When the ball skirted past England goalkeeper Robert Green for the game-tying goal against the United States on Saturday, I leaped from my chair, whooping. A few seconds later, I was stunned by a sensation I hadn't felt in nearly 30 years. READ MORE
