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Stephen Stromberg
Writer, Editorial
University of Oxford
I am a native of Los Angeles with a penchant for opinion writing and moving around. I majored in Russian studies at Harvard, where I was the editorial chair, responsible for writing and editing daily editorials and overseeing the daily production of the opinion section of the Crimson, the student newspaper. I also was a cartoonist and columnist for the paper. I wrote unsigned editorials for the Los Angeles Times’s editorial page in 2002 and reported from the Democratic National Convention with the political unit of the Times in 2004. I also worked as a writer-researcher for the Times Sunday Current section. I covered the 2004 presidential election for Salon.com, for which I now freelance. I am enrolled in a two-year master’s program in international relations at the University of Oxford, where I am executive editor of the Oxonian Review of Books and occasionally tend the student pub.
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That explains a lot.
10 ‘I’s in 5 lines. Wow. He sure thinks a lot of hisself, don’t he?
My English writing prof would have had the whole paragraph full of red checkmarks and a sarcastic remark at the bottom.
