Greetings!

Welcome to my recently completed Web page. I'm now accessible worldwide, thanks to blood, sweat, tears and carpal tunnel syndrome. Just kidding -- there were no tears. None I'll admit to, anyway.

Please allow myself to introduce ... myself. My name is Dan Satter. I'm a junior at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill majoring in basketball, err, history and journalism and mass communication. I aspire to become a professional sports journalist, in either writing or broadcasting. In pursuit of that goal, I'm gaining as much experience as I can, which I hope my résumé indicates.

I grew up in Framingham, Mass., 35 minutes southwest of Boston. Framingham, formerly the largest town in America, is infamous for housing a heart study and Ken's Restaurant, creator of Ken's Salad Dressing. But I've only had their steaks, never a salad. Perhaps I'm a prime candidate for the heart study.

I am a diehard sports fan, especially of the Boston-area teams -- the Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox and Patriots (or, as we say back home, the B's, C's, Sahx and Pats). Now that I think about it, my heart might make for a good case-study; having had it broken each year by the Red Sox. But as we say every year at the start of every season: Maybe, just maybe, this year is the year ...

Like brushing my teeth or taking a shower, hitting up Sportspages.com has become part of my morning routine. This page links readers to sports pages (so it's not just a clever name) from newspapers around the country. This is my personal favorite Web site because it provides not just sports information, but sports journalism.