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Real Jock Beats Up Quant Jock!

Hanover, NH: Fed up with the inflated status and unwarranted attention lavished on quant jocks at the Tuck School, real jock Chris Eitzmann T'07 recently knocked out quant jock Ranjot Singh T'07, with a single punch to the face.  The fight took place in Byrne dining hall following a heated debate about mathematical approaches to solving long queues.

Tuck Profit reporters interviewed several students who were at the scene.  Apparently, the victim, quant jock Ranjot Singh, was publicly offering advice to Byrne dining staff about various techniques to reduce the average service time in PepsiCo dining hall.  According to fellow quant jock David Browne T'07, "Ranjot was simply estimating the average queue by taking a second-order derivative of a relatively elementary equation...He wasn't showing off or trying to use his knowledge of calculus to bully the staff...I thought his suggestions were completely appropriate." 

Apparently real jock Chris Eitzmann did not.

By his own account, Eitzmann was fed up with the "intellectual bullying" that regularly occurs at Tuck.  "Look, I went to Harvard, I'm not stupid.  It's just that I'm getting sick and tired of the outsized egos on these so-called quant jocks.  They can't just walk around campus, butting their nose into every little math problem, assuming they know all the answers.  Every now and then we need to stand up for ourselves.

"Can't these quant jocks just relax and enjoy a nice meal in Byrne?  Why the need to constantly brandish their quant skills?"

A former NFL player, Eitzmann's blow-up could easily have ended Singh's life.  Fortunately for all involved, fellow real jock Jeff Capone T'07 quickly restrained his friend, and Singh walked away from the encounter with only a bruise.



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