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Interested In:
Relationship with Women, Friends, Activity Partners
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Member Since:
Sep 2003
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Hometown:
Marlton, NJ
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Company:
United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania, NSCC
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Stephen's URL:
http://profiles.friendster.com/stephenrockwell
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Other education:
MIT Sloan, Harvard University Kennedy School of Government, Cornell University, Cherokee High School
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College/University:
Harvard University, Attended 2005 - Present, Class of 2007, Master's Degree, Public Administration
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Attended 2004 - Present, Class of 2007, Master's Degree, Business Administration
Cornell University, Attended 1995 - 1999, Class of 1999, Other, Policy Analysis and Management
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Occupation:
Grad Student, Nonprofit Professional
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Affiliations:
Pi Kappa Phi, Democrat, Episcopalian, CrossLeft
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What I enjoy doing:
Martin Luther king Jr., Robert Kennedy, Malcolm X, progressive politics, progressive Christianity, basketball, hiking, rafting, baseball, football
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Favorite Books:
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Stupid White Men, To Seek a Newer World, anything by Vonnegut
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Favorite Movies:
Glory, Faranheit 911
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Favorite Music:
Donna The Buffalo, Smashing Pumpkins, Spinners, O'Jays, Stylistics, Tracy Chapman, Stone Temple Pilots, Natalie Merchant, Nirvana, Foo Fighters, Beatles, Simon and Garfunkel
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Favorite TV Shows:
Simpsons, Dave Chappelle Show, South Park
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complete asshole to him. Eventually,
we became friends, and like many of
Steve's friends I would spazz out a
lot. Steve does, too, but it's okay
because we all, ultimately, follow him
and swear fealty to him and etc. When
we first became friends we both swore
we would be non-drinkers for life. I
remember him calling me Senior year
drunk as a Lord numerous times. The
last time I visited him in Philly, I
vomited in a stranger's toilet. Our
beliefs change, but we stay together.
when he used to make me cry every week
on the school bus. He's become more of
gentleman with age--he's a lot nicer to
me now. But maybe that's because I'm not
a "flat plain, big mountain" anymore!
You're one of a kind kid.