The Billion Dollar Buyout
Contributors
Justin Alexander Jackson is a Political Science major at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He was born and raised by his mother, Katia Jackson and father, Joey Jackson in Commack, New York. He has obtained his interest for the law because of the passion that his father expresses for it as a lawyer. He plans on going to Law School after he is finished with his four years of study at UNC.
Douglas Timmerman Yorty is Peace, War, and Defense and Political Science double major. He grew up in Buffalo, NY and attended high school at the Hyde School in Bath, ME. For 7 years, Douglas served as a Staff Sergeant in U.S. Army Infantry serving in Korea, Germany, Afghanistan and finally Ft. Bragg. During his military career, he graduated from U.S. Army Ranger School, Reconnaissance and Surveillance Leader Course, Airborne School, Advanced Leaders Course and other various military schools. After graduation, he intends to study international law at UNC and then work in the intelligence community as field operative/analyst.
Sarah Moore is a freshman political science major at UNC from Charlotte, NC. Aside from school, Sarah enjoys reading and acting in plays. She has had leading roles in many broadway shows such as Seussical the Musical and In the Heights.
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Justin Christman is a first year Philosophy major at UNC Chapel Hill. He is from Kinston, North Carolina. After graduating from undergrad, Justin plans to attend law school, and eventually become a lawyer.
Jeremiah Rhodes, born on October 17, 1997 in Fayetteville, NC, is a first year at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has a twin brother named Joshua, who attends the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, majoring in Music Performance, and an older brother, a junior at North Carolina State University, who is a History major. Jeremiah is a Global Studies major with a minor in Journalism. Jeremiah enjoys traveling and learning about new cultures, being active, singing, playing the guitar or piano, attending concerts, and photography. Upon graduation, Jeremiah hopes to work as a photographer and writer for National Geographic or Associated Press.