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Thomas Dineen
Thomas Dineen

Thomas Dineen lives in Baltimore and works as a securities regulator near DC. Since graduating from Columbia, Oxford, and Penn Law, he has been fascinated by the contrasts of U.S. and U.K. universities. His interests include martial arts (iaido, jujutsu), triathlon (slow), recording music, and trying to prevent his c. 1870s house in North Baltimore from falling apart.

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Everyone Should Explore Martial Arts, Even During COVID

September 5, 2020 Thomas Dineen

“I could never get into martial arts–I’m too old/uncoordinated/pacifistic/pressed for time…”  Most martial artists who encourage others to get involved hear these claims.  Though understandable, they are untrue, and the thoughts below may encourage you, your family, or friends to try martial arts (most schools offer free trial classes).

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Baltimorean takes on Lanterne Rouge in toughest bike climb on earth

August 26, 2015August 26, 2015 Thomas Dineen

I signed up for the Mount Washington Auto Road Bicycle Hillclimb in New Hampshire –called “the world’s most difficult feat

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Does the University of Oxford have better admissions policies than elite U.S. universities?

January 16, 2015September 3, 2020 Thomas Dineen

Recently I spoke at an event organized by the Oxford University North American Office and held at the Washington International

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