This is the archive of articles I have written for The Occidental Weekly, the official newspaper of Occidental College. The articles cover a variety of subjects, both Oxy-specific and not. The Weekly's website is relatively recent, and only articles from Fall 2007 or later are online.
Tyler the Tech Guy is a technology blog I write, offering my take on developments in tech and consumer electronics. I took the idea and expanded it from they "Tyler the Tech Guy" column that I was writing for the Weekly. I often take different angles than you see on other tech sites — check it out, comment, and let me know what you think.
This is a website I created for Orene Kearn as she started her personal image consulting business to help her increase awareness of her services to prospective clients, serve as a rescource for people who want to know more about her, and provide useful image and fashion related information to the community.
The Occidental Review is the official arts and literary magazine for Occidental College. For the 2008 issue, I was an editor, and we published an excerpt from one of my short stories. [Note: I link only to the page with my story, to avoid reprinting others' work without their permission]
This is a blog that I created to chronicle the news and happenings at Occidental College. I realized that people didn't have a timely way to get Oxy-related news (it can be many days before a story appears in the Weekly), and I hoped to fill that void. Unfortunately, as I got busy with other things, the blog fell by the wayside.
I created this website to showcase a series of science fiction short stories I wrote in 2004 and 2005. Again, I made this site from nothing, and am responsible for the entirety of its design, coding, and content. This was the original TKearn.com.
This website was my final research project for Film 146 during fall semester 2007. The topic I chose was, suprisingly, James Bond. By creating a website instead of writing a traditional paper, I was able to incorportate multimedia such as images, links, and film clips. The coding and design is all my own, as is the writing (obviously).