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Home of the Amateur Computerist Newsletter, the "Ever Expanding Musical Listing!" and WayStation for all Netizens
I recently graduated with a BA in
computer science from Columbia
College of Columbia University
in the city of New York on May 17, 1995.
I am now continuing my study of the impact of computers on human
communications at
Teachers College.
During my senior year, I pursued a year long
independent study / senior thesis. The resulting papers are available
via HTTP and
FTP.
I like to think of you as a
Netizen.
I now work for Columbia University's Academic Information Systems (AcIS) as a postmaster. As an undergraduate I worked part-time as a student lab instructor or University Instructor (UI). Last spring semester I was the TA for the CU Journalism School's Reporting in Cyberspace class, where I helped construct the Columbia Internet Observer(I/O), an experimental newspaper on the Net about the Net. In addition to the on-line newspaper, I put together a list of Web and Net resources.
I love listening to music, and have an ambient radio show at Barnard College's radio station WBAR. Lastly, I am an editor of the Amateur Computerist Newsletter.
What's New you Ask?
Put on some heavy trance and dance over to my music page.
And Lastly, my Resume in ascii form and in HTML form.
Some thoughts on what principles drive my design of the web pages at the Netizens Cyberstop.
Link to my Vision Project Page - Researching the Vision behind the Development of the Net
Links to The NetBook -"The Netizens and the Wonderful World of the Net: An Anthology" - Different archival sites.
Link to TC Class Project- Computer Mediated Communications class, My addition to the Policy Group.