As a youngster, Benjamin was one of those kids who pointed out everyoneÕs grammatical errors as they made them, tirelessly pointing out the difference between "who" and "whom", "good" and "well", "good" and "evil", among others. Charming, no? But Benjamin has since learned to curtail his nitpicking ways in his personal affairs, reserving his criticisms for the pages of Watershed, as his duty as copy editor now demands. He also enjoys sailing, squash, drumming, photography, and dark chocolate, preferably in combination. Benjamin lives in Pawtucket, RI, and is a junior at Brown. He is concentrating hard on Cognitive Neuroscience, which he hopes will eventually allow him to read minds.
