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Member: warwithwords

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About me Will York is a journalism, business and French student (in that order) at a liberal arts college in the U.S. South. He works as managing editor of a small, weekly campus-based newspaper.

His writing interests include:
Government news and investigative writing
Business trends
Urban construction and our man-made environment
News commentary
Health care
Technology
Environmental writing

In addition to media writing, his creative pursuits also include graphic and news design, editing, creative nonfiction, Web design and vocal music performance. He occasionally does advertising creative, to the dismay of his journalist friends.

York, 20, a Tennessee native, has several hobbies, including perusing museums, drinking coffee at unusual places, theater, music, travel and skiing. He drinks massive quantities of Diet Coke and wine, but never together.

His research interests include, but are not limited to:
Media and society
Media theory and propagation French language
Law (First Amendment, international, civil rights)
Environmentalism and alternative energy
Religion and its psychosocial implications
Postmodernism
Urban studies and metropolitan design
LGBT/Queer studies, queer theory and gender roles
Shifting social values and metaphysical beliefs in Modern literature

After graduating from the University of Tennessee at Martin, he hopes to study law, and possibly pick up a master's or two. But first, he must finish a few classes and satisfactorily complete his quantitative research project. He would not mind writing, either.

Homepagehttp://willyork.com

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Real nameWill York

LocationMartin, Tenn.

Emailwarwithwordgmail.com

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Member sinceApr 3, 2007