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- Game on. When Carolyn Tisch Blodgett was 6 years old, her grandfather, Loews Corporation cofounder Bob Tisch, bought a 50% stake in the New York Giants. The 1991 purchase turned out to be a formative one for Tisch Blodgett and her entire family; they began spending Sundays together watching football. Tisch Blodgett even wrote her college admissions essay about bonding through the sport with three generations of women in her family.
