Norm Chow delivers keynote at API event
by UCLAbruin920 on May 8, 2009 8:45 AM PDT
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PrintYesterday I received a last minute invite to an API event honoring community leaders and when I heard that Norm Chow was the keynote I quickly accepted. It was a relatively short speech because he said he had to leave and get back to recruiting. I won't attempt to recount his speech from memory, but I just wanted to recognize him for his continuing commitment to the community.
It was also great to hear him speak about UCLA with some passion. In a conference hall filled with Bruins and trojies, he did not hesitate to make it know that he is a Bruin. He started off by taking a crack at u$c.
"You know how they say you're a trojan forever? That's because it takes forever to graduate."
It was an interesting dynamic because his sons were with him at the event and both (or at least one of them?) goes to USC. Gotta love it.
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Asian Pacific Islander Event
May is Asian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month. It gets next to nothing in terms of publicity.
Hard to Believe
that the rap against Chow was that he was flat — without humor and personality.
He is charming, funny and articulate.
Getting him was a steal — I can’t believe we pulled it off.
sjh
absolutely
He is charismatic and incredibly personable. I hope to see him as a head coach one day, even if it isn’t for the bruins (as long as it isn’t the trojies). There’s a reason why CRN has Chow so involved in the recruiting process, and it is much more than just his reputation.
by UCLAbruin920 on May 11, 2009 12:15 PM PDT up reply actions
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