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'''The PNM''' is a somewhat infrequent contributor to [[Wikipedia]]. He is currently a medical student at [[Tulane University School of Medicine]] in [[New Orleans]], [[Louisiana]]. He majored in [[history]] and [[economics]] at the [[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]]. Back when he had a life that didn't involve dissecting [[cadavers]], he worked for the [[think tank]] [[Political and Economic Research Council]] (article also started by me).

He currently has written one featured article on the [[templon]]. If you thought you knew '''anything''' about [[Byzantine Empire|Byzantine]]-era [[chancel barriers]], he suggests you check it out. 

Economics topics he's started include [[alternative data]] and [[information-led development]].

He has written (or been the major contributor) of several longer articles, including one for the band [[Spacehog]], a cheesy late '90s [[glam rock]] band; [[Space Oddity]], the [[David Bowie]] song; [[Eleanor Rigby]], the Beatles song; [[The News & Observer]], his local newspaper; [[breakfast cereal]], one of his all-consuming passions; and [[the Old Well]], the symbol and original water source of his university.

He's also written a series of articles on the [[University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill]]. Done so far: [[the Old Well]], [[Davie Poplar]], [[The Daily Tar Heel]], [[Silent Sam]], and [[Old East]]. Hey, I actually finished something!

At one time, he attempted to catelogue every Beatles' song on Wikipedia, writing either stubs or more substantial articles. So far, he has contributed: [[Hello, Goodbye]], [[You Won't See Me]], [[Nowhere Man]], [[I've Got a Feeling]], [[I'm Only Sleeping]], [[Michelle]], [[What Goes On (The Beatles song)|What Goes On]], [[Paperback Writer]], [[And Your Bird Can Sing]], [[Think for Yourself]], [[Wait (song)|Wait]], [[Eleanor Rigby]], and [[Maxwell's Silver Hammer]].






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