Evil Eye

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This user graduated from the University of York.

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Hi, I'm Evil Eye and I'm from Yorkshire in the United Kingdom. I graduated York University in 2005 with a degree in mathematics and have just completed a PGCE course in York in autumn 2006. I worked as a maths teacher from September 2006 for a short while and now work for a series of educational and student based websites.

I joined Wikipedia on 22 July 2005, so I've have been registered here for over a year now.

My name idea came from the Evil Eye Cocktail Lounge in York, though the wikipedia article Evil eye may also be of interest.

Article Contributions

So far I have mostly contributed to pages about Penistone, York University, athletics, The Tribe and The New Tomorrow. The full list is as follows:

• Places and buildings
  • Penistone: a Yorkshire market town,
  • Penistone Grammar School,
  • Penistone Line: the trainline from Huddersfield to Sheffield which runs through Penistone.
  • Barnsley West and Penistone: parliamentary constituency covering the Penistone area (used between the 1983 and 2005 General Elections),
  • University of York,
    • Derwent College: a college of the University of York,
    • Langwith College: another college of the Univeristy of York,
    • Goodricke College: and another college of the University of York.

• Entertainment and sports
  • The Tribe: a post-apocalyptic teenage TV show. I've added quite a lot to this article,
  • The New Tomorrow, Characters from The New Tomorrow: sequel TV series to The Tribe
  • Countdown:long running UK afternoon game show,
  • Athletics,
  • IAAF World Championships in Athletics pages (I have been reformating the results tables and addding the times and distances)
    • 1983 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1987 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1991 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1993 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1995 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1997 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 1999 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 2001 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 2003 World Championships in Athletics,
    • 2005 World Championships in Athletics,
  • The Story of Tracy Beaker: childrens novel by Jacqueline Wilson and a BBC TV programme,
  • 2002 Commonwealth Games.

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• People
  • Nicholas Saunderson: a blind mathematician from the Penistone area,
  • Yelena Isinbayeva: Russian pole vaulter and world record holder,
  • Katharine Merry: British 400m runner and Olympic bronze medalist,
  • Greg Rusedski:British tennis player,
  • Michelle Ang: New Zealand actress,
  • Rebecca Ritters: Australian actress,
  • Sally Baldwin: University of York Professor who tragcally died in an escelator accident.

Article Creations

• Antonia Prebble: New Zealand actress,
• James Napier (actor): New Zealand actor,
• Beth Allen: New Zealand actress,
• The Student Room,
• List of schools in Yorkshire and the Humber,
• List of schools in the East of England,
• List of schools in the East Midlands,
• List of schools in Greater London,
• List of schools in the North East of England,
• List of schools in the North West of England,
• List of schools in the South East of England,
• List of schools in the South West of England,
• List of schools in the West Midlands,
• Penistone Show,
• Saint John the Baptist Church, Penistone,
• Sam Ellis (athlete),
• Scalby School,
• Penistone FM‎ - now a redirect to Penistone Community Radio,
• Ross Edgar
• Langsett
• Millhouse, South Yorkshire‎
• York Assembly Rooms‎

Other articles of interest

• Mathematics,
• PGCE: Postgraduate Certificate of Education, UK teaching qualification,
• GCSE: UK education qualifications taken about the age of 16,
• Digital Spy: an entertain website and forum,
• Neighbours: Australian soap. (Note),
• Dogtanian: Eighties cartoon series based on The Three Musketeers,
• University of York:
  • Alcuin College,
  • Halifax College,
  • James College,
  • Vanbrugh College,
  • Wentworth College.

List of Penistone-area related articles

Places

• Penistone
• Thurlstone
• Oxspring
• Cubley

Buildings

• Penistone Paramount Cinema
• Penistone Grammar School
• Hartcliffe Folly
• Royd Moor Wind Farm
• Saint John the Baptist Church, Penistone

Transport

• Penistone Line
• Penistone railway station
• Trans Pennine Trail
• Penistone rail crash
• Woodhead Line

People

• John Clarel
• Michael Clapham
• Nicholas Saunderson
• Allen McKay
• Sydney Arnold, 1st Baron Arnold
• Henry McGhee
• John Mendelson
• Baron Arnold
• Anne Campbell
• Roland Boyes

Political divisions

• Barnsley West and Penistone
• Penistone (UK Parliament constituency)
• Penistone and Stocksbridge (UK Parliament constituency)
• Penistone Rural District

Other

• Yorkshire Day
• River Don, England