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<p>Wtflawl: </p> <hr /> <div>{{fb}}<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Julia Kite&#039;&#039;&#039; [[Columbia College|CC]] &#039;07 was an [[urban studies]] and [[writing program|writing]] major who attained minor fame at [[Class Day]] when speaker [[Matthew Fox]] singled her out for her comment to the [[Spectator]], &quot;I&#039;ve never heard of this guy.&quot; She was the sole graduating senior to be mentioned by name by both Fox and [[PrezBo]].<br /> <br /> She gave the [[John Jay Scholar]] speech at the [[2007]] [[John Jay Awards]] Dinner held at [[w:Cipriani|Cipriani]] on 42nd Street.<br /> <br /> Kite has written for the [[w:BBC|BBC]], &#039;&#039;[[Quarto]]&#039;&#039;, &#039;&#039;[[The Birch]]&#039;&#039;, and the now-defunct &#039;&#039;Collection&#039;&#039;. She is obsessed with pigeons and while at Columbia could frequently be found observing nests of baby birds. She also co-founded the [[Polish Students Society]] and performed with a Polish folk dance group based in [[Brooklyn]].<br /> <br /> Her [[senior thesis]] in urban studies and [[sociology]] was about sectarianism and soccer violence in [[w:Scotland|Scotland]]. She received the [[Seymour Brick Memorial Prize]] for a play set in [[w:Glasgow|Glasgow]] that dealt with sectarian issues.<br /> <br /> She is studying at the [[London School of Economics]] as a postgraduate as of fall 2007, and is working at both the British Urban Regeneration Association and the LSE Personal Social Services Research Unit. <br /> <br /> [[Category:Columbia College alumni|Kite]]<br /> [[Category:Class of 2007|Kite]]</div>

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