Well, let's go for it. Donning a Fordham Education T-shirt and a maroon Fordham baseball cap with a tassel, Cosby encouraged graduates to follow their instincts because that's where they would find success. I accepted the no. I took the comedy notes I had been writing, threw them away and went to bed. You will know it.
People change what they want to do all the time.
It's okay to do that. It's okay to change. By that definition, the work of William H. Cosby Jr. constitutes an artistic achievement that helped define the contemporary popular imagination. At each stage of his career, Bill Cosby has been part of a continuing dialogue with American society, from his groundbreaking role in the television series I Spy, that teased Cold War sensibilities of the 1960s, to his role as Doctor Huxtable in The Cosby Show that represented a new image of an African-American family dealing with the familiar conflicts of American life in the 1980s. Cosby's acclaim as an actor and comedian is well known.