Yet another successful Harvard dropout is making waves in the media, but this time through the hallowed arena of SPORTS!
 
James Blake, who left Harvard after his sophomore year to pursue a career in professional tennis, returns to New York's Flushing Meadows for his seventh run at the U.S. Open Championships, where he has been a quarterfinalist for the past two years.

Blake won the Pilot Pen Tennis Classic last week in New Haven, CT at Yale's wartorn and crime-infested tennis center, where the last Harvard-Yale faceoff resulted in a 5-2 Crimson victory and more than a few narrow misses with death. 

Blake is just another reason why Harvard students are better than Yalies, not to mention infinitely more attractive.