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Fragment of De Consolatione Philosophiae and Le Confort D'ami from a 14th century French manuscript The philosopher Boethius I'm an American high school student from Massachusetts with a passion in history, philosophy, and law along with an additional interest pertaining to sociology and higher education. I write and edit primarily on topics concerning constitutional law and legal scholarship. I brought the articles John Hart Ely, Apion family, and Quintin Johnstone to achieve Good article status. All my edits are done manually. Main Interests: History, including the Byzantine Empire Law, including the Supreme Court of the United States Philosophy, including Boethius and his Consolation of Philosophy Politics, including Calvin Coolidge Economics, including the Chicago School of Economics Current Projects: <> My main goal is to get Dumas Malone and Byron White to good article status. I've spent a monumental amount of effort in improving Boethius and Edward Rand; I've transitioned to other projects for now. Some pages I've created recently Joshua Katz Justice (title) Pacificus-Helvidius Debates Lee Ohanion Dean of Stanford Law School Dean of Yale Law School Michael Thaddeus Ryan Y. Park Van Meter Ames Arthur F. Stocker Susan Orsega Victor Bers Marc R. Forster Quintin Johnstone Stephen E. Sachs Lynn Evans Mand Ellen E. Perry Bork tapes Michael Stokes Paulsen Thomas N. Bisson N. V. Zamfir James Fienup Walter Hellerstein Todd Rakoff Reinier Kraakman Louis Kaplow Martin Glenn Gregory Palm John C. P. Goldberg Henry J. Friendly Medal David Seipp This user promoted the article Quintin Johnstone to good article status. This user promoted the article John Hart Ely to good article status. This user promoted the article Apion family to good article status. This user has written or expanded 5 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page. This user is one of the most active English Wikipedians of all time. 35,000+This user has made more than 35,000 contributions to Wikipedia. This editor has been awarded the Biography Barnstar   This user is a participant in WikiProject History. This user is a participant in WikiProject Law. This user participates in WikiProject U.S. Congress. This user is a participant in WikiProject Politics. This user is a participant in WikiProject U.S. Supreme Court cases. This user is a member of the Middle Ages WikiProject. This user participates in WikiProject Asian Americans. This user is a participant in WikiProject Higher education. This user has extended confirmed rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify) This user is interested in Late Antiquity. This user is interested in the Russian Revolution. This user is interested in the Byzantine Empire. This user is a fan of Calvin Coolidge. This user is a participant in WikiProject Massachusetts. This user is interested in the Roman Republic. This user is interested in Economic History This user is interested in the history of Christianity. This user is interested in the Enlightenment. This user has an active interest in Social history. This user loves jazz, ragtime, and syncopated rhythm. List of Major Contributions Boethius – Roman philosopher Ulfilas — Gothic preacher Apion (family) – Roman family Hoover Institution – American think tank Paul Freedman – American medievalist Traugott Lawler — American medievalist Edward Kennard Rand — American classicist Dumas Malone – American historian Thomas Hodgkin – British historian Thomas Sowell – American economist Dorcas Hardy — American government official Ketanji Brown Jackson — American justice Clarence Thomas – American justice Antonin Scalia — American justice Byron White – American justice John Roberts — American justice Learned Hand — American judge John Hart Ely – American legal scholar Quintin Johnstone — American legal scholar Nadine Strossen — American legal scholar John F. Manning — American legal scholar Brian Lamb – American journalist David Brading — British historian Eric Cervini — American historian Aziz Suryal Atiya – Egyptian Coptic scholar Dixie – American region Deep Springs College – American college University of Munich — German university Scott Joplin — American composer Joshua Rifkin – American musician Ernst Kitzinger – German-American Byzantinist John Rawls – American philosopher Richard F. Casten — American physicist E. O. Wilson — American biologist and entomologist Joseph Murray — Nobel laureate Bert Hölldobler – German scientist Kim Ung-yong — South Korean engineer Edward Brooke — American senator Clayton Sam White — American physician Ute Wartenberg — German numismatist University of Vienna — Austrian university Niall Ferguson — English historian Neil Gorsuch — American justice Patricia Wald — American judge Henry Friendly — American judge