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| Thanks for your support. While some may have issue with the existence of a Wiki category for "Historically Irish-American colleges and universitites", that is quite another issue. As you have pointed out, if such a category exists, then Fordham must be lieted there as surely as just about any other institution. I had a chuckle over the assertion (not by you) that though Harvard was an institution dominated by those of British ancestry it was nevertheless never known as a "British-American" school. Absurd! Of course it was: The language of the day was not the phrase "British-American", however, but "White-Anglo-Saxon-Protestant" (WASP), and I don't think anyone can seriously argue that heritage did not or does not influence that insitution to this day, despite its diversity and plurality now. Best, ] 16:02, 9 February 2007 (UTC) | |||
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| Mantanmoreland
Who I am
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Mantanmoreland is an MBA candidate at a large Eastern university.
Articles created
- Ethan Bronner
- Paul Burke (actor)
- Avery Corman
- Father John M. Corridan
- Father Antonio Demo
- Detour (novel)
- Eddie Egan
- The Friends of Eddie Coyle (novel)
- Jack Garfein
- Sonny Grosso
- Malcolm Johnson
- The Lost Weekend (novel)
- Shepherd Mead
- Monsignor John Oesterreicher
- Father Joseph A. O'Hare
- Richard Price
- St. Joseph's Church (New York City)
- Don Taylor (actor)
- Burton Turkus
- Gary Weiss
- Cornelius Willemse
and most importantly:
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The Original Barnstar
I award mantanmoreland the original barnstar for the fine contributions he has made to the article On the Jews and Their Lies. Ptmccain 15:39, 21 June 2006 (UTC) |
Some facts about Mantanmoreland
- The name. Why "Mantanmoreland"? Because I am distantly related to the real Mantan Moreland. That's why! It's my tribute to a great and underappreciated actor. No, I'm not African-American, not that it matters. I suppose that, if one wanted to be precise, you could say I am of primarily Irish-American ancestry with some leavening thrown in.
- My interests: See below.
- I became involved in an editing war a couple of months ago. I have vowed, "Never again!"
- I have the honor in my short career of having been stalked many times. The identity of this individual has been identified as an official of a company about whom I have made edits. Email me if you want to know who that person is!
My proudest contributions to date
- One of my heroes, Monsignor John M. Oesterreicher, of sainted memory, a historical figure in Catholic-Jewish relations, had no article! It was an honor and privilege to commence that article.
- I seem to have come up with a compromise article in the much-debated On the Jews and Their Lies!
My interests
- Old movies, particularly film noir, and funky old novels interest me. I hope to make contributions to the project in these areas.
- My professional interests mainly revolve around the securities industry and trading issues.
- Religion. I am a "lapsed" Roman Catholic, but have an active interest in other religions and was, at one time, actively interested in reviving my Jewish heritage. I am of partially Jewish descent, and am proud of it.
- Geopolitics. But my learning curve is steep, if that is the correct word.
- New York City history. I was born in the 'burbs but lived in the Bronx while in college. The experience was transformative.
- Ireland! I need say no more. Erin go bragh!
Biggest surprise to date
- An article on the Efficient market hypothesis that didn't mention Burton Malkiel, its leading advocate, and an article on Burton Malkiel that didn't mention the EMH!