To Jeremy Lin, his beloved alma mater no longer must be known for producing presidents and poets. Basketball players can take their place of pride among Roosevelt and Bush and Obama, Eliot and Emerson, (to say nothing of dozens of other Supreme Court Justices, Nobel Laureates and Academy Award winners.) Harvard pulled the first bracket-busting upset of the NCAA Tournament and its alumnus in the NBA was still thrilled a day later. “It felt like college again,” Lin said. “It felt like I was back in college. It was really cool, man. I was celebrating with my friend. All that matters is that we ... Read More