Nate Ramin
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Nathan A. Ramin (born May 3, 1981) is best known for his non-fiction book named Loyola University Chicago IL 2007 (Off the Record). He also has an unhealthy obsession with Neil Poulton designed harddrives.
He has lived and worked in Chicago since 1999.
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[edit] Biography
Ramin was born and raised in Michigan. He moved several times during his childhood, but his love for the Detroit Tigers never faltered. He dreamed of playing next to Alan Trammell, Lou Whitaker, and Jack Morris.
Nate left Michigan in 1999 to attend Loyola University in Chicago, Illinois. He spent a semester at the Loyola University Chicago Rome Center before graduating in 2003 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Classical Studies, Philosophy, and Theology.
Enjoys corn dogs immensely.
Nate is also an avid softball player for the two time undefeated rec-league softball champions Dixon Cider, known on the field for his unflinching intolerance for poor sportsmanship.
[edit] Non-Fiction
- Loyola University Chicago IL 2007 (Off the Record) (2006), ISBN 978-1427400901
[edit] Quotes
On the subject of corn dogs: "It's true I do like them a lot."
[edit] External links
Loyola University Chicago IL 2007 (Off the Record)
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