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History Major (Graduated from CSUF in December, 2014)

-Vinyl record collector

-Beach enthusiast

-Concert regular

-Die-hard Steeler fan

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World War II is my favorite subject in history.

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World War II is my favorite subject in history.

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World War II permanently changed the world in countless ways. Although battles, invasions, and blitzes are commonly noted, the political atmosphere prior to, during, and after World War II forever altered global politics, solidified relations, and forged geographic boundaries which carry on to the modern day, not to mention the effects it had on countless people involved directly or indirectly in the war effort. There are so many dimensions and perspectives regarding World War II that it makes it a fascinating subject to study as well as teach.

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In my spare time, I enjoy digging through crumbling cardboard boxes and dusty crates in search of classic records. My current collection is somewhere over 100 vinyls, mostly 33's with a couple 45's thrown in for good measure.<br>

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I used to live in Huntington Beach, so going back always makes me feel at home. I love to ride my bike down the coast, stopping here and there to take in the scenery.

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I typically go to at least one show a month. Aesop Rock is not only one of my favorite artists, but I have seen him live about 10 times. Hope you enjoy as much as I do.

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Aesop Rock - Cycles To Gehenna (Zavala Remix)

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Buy Skelethon at iTunes: http://bit.ly/LguVzs Fifth Element: http://bit.ly/IHxmb9 Download track: http://bit.ly/Vv1Qnh Video directed by Ben Fee. Connect with Aesop Rock on Twitter: http://bit.ly/9lbWiJ Facebook: http://on.fb.me/UNPjiY Fifth Element: http://bit.ly/SEaZxh Rhymesayers: http://bit.ly/S2wqZe

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For my first live football game, I traveled to Pittsburgh to watch the Steelers beat the Bengals 30-20 on Sunday Night Football in 2013. With wind chill, the temperature outside was around -10, so most people left early. At the end of the game, we went down to the front and as the players made their way off the field, Troy Polamalu handed me his game glove. My sister snapped this picture at the perfect moment.