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Jul 23, 2009 · E. Lynn Harris was born in Flint, Michigan and raised, along with three sisters, in Little Rock, Arkansas. He attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville where he was the school's first black yearbook editor, the first black male Razorbacks cheerleader, and the president of his fraternity. He graduated with honors with a degree in ...
Lynn Harris. Author. Comedian. Brand-Builder. Ass-Kicker. What gets me out of bed AND keeps me up at night: using the power of comedy and pop culture to shift perceptions and promote equality. I’m a brand builder, creative strategist, and writer-about and producer of culture change. I am founder and CEO of GOLD Comedy, the comedy school ...
Lynn Harris is known as an Executive Producer, Producer, Co-Executive Producer, and Script Supervisor. Some of her work includes Se7en, The Notebook, Clash of the Titans, The 5th Wave, Blade, The Shallows, Blade II, and Blade: Trinity.
Lynn Harris is an American voice actress who voiced Michelle Chang in Tekken.Her voice clips were reused for Tekken 2 and Tekken Tag Tournament.. Aside from Tekken, Harris was also the original voice actress of Sophitia Alexandra from Soul Calibur, the original voice of Amy Rose in the Sonic series, and the voice of Rebecca Chambers in the original Resident Evil (1996) where she was also the ...
Lynn Harris. Professor. Ph.D., University of South Carolina. Office: Eller House 200/Brewster A-305. Email: harrisly@ecu.edu. Phone: 252-328-1967. Lynn Harris (PhD University of South Carolina) has a background in nautical and terrestrial archaeology and maritime history. She teaches courses in underwater archaeology methods, maritime material ...
My two-woman show (with Betsy Fast), Lynn Harris on Ice, sold out its off-off-Broadway run in 2002. I founded and taught Mediabistro’s class in Humor Writing for Journalists. I have appeared on TV and radio a jillion times, including as a Tonya Harding lookalike, which is a long story. In my spare time, I serve as a mentor editor for the Op ...
