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as a 19-year-old senior at mcgill the internationally renowned canadian university, he was bitten by a different bug. political journalism. >> when i was at campus the editor ship of the newspaper at mcgill was controlled the student council. i had been elected to the student council. the paper was becoming unreadable. it was run by marxists. it looked like it came out of the soviet union. he couldn't read it. we enter ne-- engineered to tak the editor. now we looked around and decided it was going to be me. i never worked on a paper. small detail. >> a polly psy major he went to oxford to study political theory krauthammer choose a life of science or a life of letters? the he had enviable options but he hadn't figured out what was meant to him. he put off harvard enrolled at oxford. while studying history's great political philosophers he met a fellow student from australia robin trethoway attractive and brilliant, too, a clerk to the supreme justice of the supreme court. so much would change between the three years when they met and married. beginning with his sudden decision to lea