In 2003, Mark Zuckerberg was an awkward Harvard sophomore;
he had few friends, a failed relationship, and was a social pariah thanks to his
latest website.
Bill Kincaid is a classics professor at Brown whose students swoon over his stimulating lectures on the great philosophers. He is moving ahead in his career with an opportunity to teach at the coveted Harvard Law School. He plays the role of sophisticated academic so well that no one would ever guess he came from a small town in Oklahoma where catfish noodling is revered and the definition of a good Saturday night is beers on the porch with friends and some hydroponic bud.
