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Gay lives in Baltimore, Maryland, with his wife, Bessie; their two children, Jesse and Josie; a cat; a goldfish; two lizards; and a temperamental rabbit named Marshmallow. The findings could be transformative. Hundreds of Wisconsin teens are helping UW researchers study the effects of social media.

Scrolling for answers Hundreds of Wisconsin teens are helping UW researchers study the effects of social media. Media contact: Victoria Comella, vcomella wisc. UW students apply classroom learning to support a Wisconsin community in healing.

Jason Gay figures half his wardrobe is red and white. Jason Gay is a sports columnist at The Wall Street Journal and the MVP of Super Bowl XLIX*. For more information and updates on spring commencement, please visit the UW—Madison commencement website.

InJason's sports column was awarded first place by the National Society of Newspaper Columnists. After the flood UW students apply classroom learning to support a Wisconsin community in healing. Born in Boston, Gay grew up in the nearby suburb of Belmont, Massachusetts, where he says he had an embarrassing and forgettable career in baseball, basketball, cross country and tennis.

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Q and A with : The ceremony, honoring all bachelor’s, law and master’s degree recipients, will take place May The Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay views journalism in the same way professional athletes approach their sport: he’s constantly finding ways to improve and adapt to the changing world (or game)

He has written for publications including Vogue, GQ, Rolling Stone and The New York Observer. Find Jason Gay's email address, contact information, LinkedIn, Twitter, other social media and more. A new kidney — free of daily meds Thanks to a cutting-edge clinical trial at UW—Madison, transplant patients are returning to a healthy life without anti-rejection drugs.

Jason Gay is The Wall Street Journal’s sports columnist. Thanks to a cutting-edge clinical trial at UW—Madison, transplant patients are returning to a healthy life without anti-rejection drugs. Tags: commencement. His best friends to this day are classmates he met at the University of Wisconsin—Madison in the early s.

University of Wisconsin—Madison.