Chris Bao is a man full of contradictions.
He believes that “there’s a reason why only some people get obituaries in the New York Times,” yet he believes every story has intrinsic value.
As past head news editor of The Daily Princetonian, he has written more than 80 stories, but can’t find a word to say about himself.
He states he is ‘calm’ and ‘mature,’ and being “neurotic” is something many would not know about him, yet he rotated through brushing dirt off his pants, changing sitting positions, and drawing with a twig in the mud constantly throughout the interview.
Even when though he says doesn’t think he is “that interesting,” it’s clear there is more to Chris than meets the eye.
