That's me!
Before we get into heavier subject matter, here's a little bit about myself. I'm now a senior at Johns Hopkins University majoring in Writing Seminars with a concentration in fiction. I know what you're thinking, What the hell's a Writing Sems major? It's pretty much like it sounds. I do a lot of reading and even more writing. I'm a Film and Media Studies minor with hopes of getting my masters or maybe going to film school. I play football for JHU and am co-director of the Johns Hopkins University Student-Athlete Mentor program. I wrote for Style magazine over the summer, as well as Inside Lacrosse, and now I'm taking up writing for e-lacrosse. Its. been a busy summer. Beyond that, there's not much to it. I live in New Kingstown, PA when I'm not in Baltimore. This is all a little new to me, so forgive any problems with this homepage.
That's me with my good friends Justin and Rob.
I'd like to thank Kevin, Seth and TJ, my suitemates sophomore year, for the use of their computers and for their help. I'd also like to thank Ed from Tuscaloosa for his help as well.
email me at pma@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu
This would be me in the Bahamas with my friends Kevin and Yelena.
(I'm the one whose face you can't see)
This homepage is a part of a series of homepages concerning the history of Baltimore. John Pendleton Kennedy was not only one of the leading social and political figures of Baltimore in the mid-1800's but he was also one of the leading literary figures in the United States. He was a renown author, critic and the patron and friend of Edgar Allen Poe.
Link to "The Annals of Baltimore" homepage.
Link to Ed From Tuscaloosa's Homepage
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