Athletic and smart
Byron Mouton, a basketball player for the Maryland Terrapins, has his own personal web page. Now, my friends can attest that I never think that I’m better than anyone else or have delusions of grandeur. So, it is without condescension or sarcasm that I point you towards Byron’s academic work. It seems from his web site that this is the class he’s taking at Maryland.
I found Byron’s site via Andy. Jewel’s from Andy’s weblog include a scanned page from a book on evolution, a Chicago Maroon newspaper clipping, and a strategic map of his winter quarter.
Jamison (who’s weblog works sporadically) goes to University of Maryland, but takes more courses than Byron and is cool.
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April 19th, 2002 at 7:44 pm
Thank you Aaron. I needed to read Byron’s page to realize that the degree that I will be recieving from my college in two years will mean so much. I work my ass off to get a 3.8, and this kid has his life set to make $20 million in the NBA and cannot even complete a rational thought in the written word.
April 19th, 2002 at 8:15 pm
I love it!
“As a black person, I have the utmost respect for Hilyard Robinson because his housing project was a great idea.”
And also,
“Before televisions, there were only radios.”
“This showed how Americans have been able to develop technology as the technological advances came along.”
April 19th, 2002 at 8:31 pm
only a genius could put such complex emotions and facts into such lucid and easily conveyed facts.