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Andrew Martin is currently is a rising senior majoring in English Literature.
  
 
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==Arts and Entertainment Editor==
 
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Currently Arts and Entertainment editor, he began working at the Spectator reviewing films and music, becoming the Music editor sophmore year.
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Currently Arts and Entertainment editor, he began working at the [[Spectator]] reviewing films and music, becoming the Music editor sophmore year.
  
 
==Andrew's Room==
 
==Andrew's Room==
  
Andrew lived in John Jay Freshman year, and in Schapiro both his sophmore and junior year.  His room is invariably a mess.  It so suggests a postcataclysmic terrain that it has elicited recitations of "Is this the promised end / Or image of that horror?"
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Andrew lived in [[John Jay]] freshman year, and in [[Schapiro]] both his sophmore and junior year.  His room is invariably a mess.  It so suggests a postcataclysmic terrain that it has elicited recitations of "Is this the promised end / Or image of that horror?"

Revision as of 04:04, 18 May 2007

Andrew Martin is currently is a rising senior majoring in English Literature.

Personality

He writes fiction and is a fan of Hemingway and Fitzgerald. Like these author, he is also fond of alcohol. He is known on campus for his scruffy demeanor, quirky charm, and outbursts of drunken devestation.

Arts and Entertainment Editor

Currently Arts and Entertainment editor, he began working at the Spectator reviewing films and music, becoming the Music editor sophmore year.

Andrew's Room

Andrew lived in John Jay freshman year, and in Schapiro both his sophmore and junior year. His room is invariably a mess. It so suggests a postcataclysmic terrain that it has elicited recitations of "Is this the promised end / Or image of that horror?"