User:Littledrummrboy
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This user lives in the U.S. State of North Carolina. |
UMBC | This user is a student or graduate of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. |
USF | This user attends or has attended the University of South Florida. Go Bulls! |
ΟΔΚ | This user is a member of Omicron Delta Kappa |
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MEd | This user has a Master of Education degree. |
This user works in Student Affairs. |
This user is interested in higher education. |
This user has an iPod. |
This user maintains a Facebook profile. |
LJ | This user maintains a LiveJournal. |
This user participates in WikiProject African Diaspora. |
This user is a member of WikiProject College football. |
This user is a member of WikiProject Maryland. |
This user participates in WikiProject Delaware. |
This user is a member of the U.S. Roads WikiProject. |
This user is a participant in WikiProject Schools. |
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Bio
Littledrummrboy is a 25 year old Wikipedian currently residing in Greensboro, NC. Born in Boston, MA and raised in Wilmington, DE, Littledrummrboy attended Alexis I. duPont High School and holds a BA in Psychology (with a minor in Music) from UMBC and a M.Ed. in College Student Affairs from the University of South Florida. He currently works in the field of student affairs. Admittedly a bit of a homer, this user's primary edits have been to articles to which he is directly connected.
Work
Articles created include:
- Little Italy, Wilmington
- List of black college football classics
- Honda Battle of the Bands
- James E. Foy, V-ODK Sportsmanship Trophy
- Image:Map of USA highlighting South2.png
- UMBC Retrievers
- Alexis I. duPont High School Tiger Marching Band (later removed)[1]
Articles contributed to include:
- Greenville, Delaware
- Alexis I. duPont High School
- Marching band
- Wilmington, Delaware
- Area code 302
- Corna
- University of Maryland Baltimore County
- List of fraternity and sorority mottos
- Jim Leavitt
- Jenna von Oÿ
- Tournament of Roses Parade
- List of U.S. state nicknames
- Cab Calloway School of the Arts
- List of fictional fraternities and sororities
- Drumline
- Delaware
- Super Bowl XLI
- Lisa Lopes
- Hyphy
- Spartan
- Greensboro Coliseum
- List of colloquial names for universities and colleges in the United States
- College rivalry
- Chesapeake Bay Retriever
- 2007 NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Tournament
- List of Division I Athletic Directors
- Charles Brown
- List of college athletic programs by U.S. State
- America East
- Retriever Activities Center
- Michigan Wolverines
- America East Conference
- 2007 NCAA Women's Division I Basketball Tournament
- Tenor drum
- Roland TR-808
- Template:Philadelphia Sports
- North Carolina Tar Heels
- Homer (disambiguation)
- List of mascots
- List of college athletic programs by U.S. State
- Cross-border town naming
- Delaware Valley
- Student Affairs
- Student Development Theory
- Hadouken
- List of city nicknames in the United States
- 1909
- November 2
- 1911
- Swansea, Massachusetts
- List of schools by Bowl appearances
- White Clay Creek State Park
- Brandywine Creek State Park
- White Clay Creek Preserve
- List of NCAA college football rivalry games
- Iron Bowl
- Wikipedia:WikiProject College football
- William G. Perry
- V sign
- Deuce
- Baron Davis
- Lacrosse
- Newark High School (Delaware)
- Eggs Benedict
- Car of Tomorrow
- Historically black colleges and universities
- Bayou Classic
- Mighty Marching Panther Band
- 2007 South Florida Bulls football team
- Kazaam
- Template:University of South Florida
- University of North Carolina at Greensboro
- List of collegiate a cappella groups
- Category:Southern United States sports venue stubs
- Delaware Route 92
- Lupe Fiasco
- Morgan State University
- Beef (disambiguation)
- U.S. Route 340
- Mah Na Mah Na
- Wrens, Georgia
- Arbutus, Maryland
- Columbia blue
- John Dickinson High School
- Red Clay Consolidated School District
- Thomas McKean High School
- Category:Southern United States school stubs
- Category: Southern United States geography stubs
- Blue Hen Chicken
- Cheesesteak
- Crip Walk
- Gang signal
Articles discussed include:
- Wilmington, Delaware
- Category:Southern United States sports venue stubs
- Stepping (African-American)
- William G. Perry
WikiProjects
Due to my editing, I claim to be a part of:
- WikiProject African Diaspora
- WikiProject College Football
- WikiProject Fraternities and Sororities
- WikiProject U.S. Roads
- WikiProject Delaware
- WikiProject Maryland
- WikiProject Schools
I'd like to think they claim me too.
Things to Come
Hopefully this section will keep me honest.
Articles I intend to create include:
- WikiProject Marching band
- Arthur W. Chickering
- The classics still in red from List of black college football classics
Articles I intend to show some love include:
With any luck, these will eventually make their way from this section to their respective places above.
Crusade and Rant
I recently embarked upon a mission to ensure proper representation of the state of Delaware. In several stub sorting pages, a definition of The South was given that, for the purposes of stub sorting, included the state of Delaware. However, each article had a picture (Image:Map of USA highlighting South.png) that did not include Delaware. I first noticed this in Category:Southern United States sports venue stubs and created Image:Map of USA highlighting South2.png to fix this issue; I later realized that there were other pages with the same issue and worked to correct them as well. I believe most, if not all, pages are currently congruent in that respect.
I will note, however, that it is my belief that the only generally accepted regional definition that accurately represents the entire state of Delaware is the mid-Atlantic. Barring that, I would be inclined to say the Northeast would be the next logical choice, but I say that having grown up in northern Delaware, and I recognize that my experience is not the same as someone having lived in the southern part of the state. Conversely, someone from Slower Lower further south in the state may identify with The South. I feel that the state of Delaware fails two of the major litmus tests commonly used to define The South; it is neither located below the Mason-Dixon Line nor did it join the Confederate States of America. My changes were not out of a desire to classify Delaware as The South, but rather one to ensure representation both textually and graphically in places that did choose to define it as such.
Finally, while I'm ranting, allow me to say that my personal definition of the mid-Atlantic is the states in the I-95 corridor between Washington, DC and New York, NY, inclusive of DC Metro and exclusive of Metro NY. This includes NoVA, the tail of West Virginia that's included in DC Metro (if you must), DC, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, and non-metro-NY New Jersey. I consider Metro NY and points north the Northeast, and points south of DC Metro the South. Wikipedia is a place for facts, not personal opinions, I realize this, but on my userpage I will make that distinction.
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