Totally awesome. A math major, she runs on the Cross Country Team and studied away at the Williams-Mystic Program in Fall 2005. Composer of many epic poems available on her web page, including the Ode to Harvard, the now-set-to-music Ode to Williams, and the Ode to Williams Women's Novice Crew.
Diana is a member of the Willipedia board. Her current Wiki-editing incarnation is as 07djd, but she has previously been known as the unfortunately-capitalized Ddavis, the aptly named Diana, and the mysterious Williams-Mystic IP address 207.111.73.199.
Where Diana has Lived
I have lived in five of the six New England states, and have gone to school in four of them. I will have to go to Rhode Island for graduate school or something.
(zoom out for Japan):
<googlemap lat="42.97250158602597" lon="-71.12548828125" zoom="7" type="map"> 43.16606167886483,-70.9052038192749,2 Garrison Lane, Madbury, NH 44.203558464091955,-68.65562975406647,Zoom in one less than all the way, and go to satellite view. That is my actual house, where I actually live in Deer Isle, ME, with the actual green roof attached to the brown roof. Word. 43.95544465351596,-72.33407020568848,Mountain School, Vershire, VT 42.71041220193295,-73.20128202438354,Williams College 41.35973886387978,-71.96332454681396,Williams-Mystic Program, Greenmanville Avenue, Mystic, CT 34.68065238482746,135.49163818359375,Youth for Understanding, JUSSE Osaka, Japan</googlemap>
If you click on the little pink things, a bubble will come up telling you about that location. If you zoom in on the map, you can see the exact location where I lived, because I am obsessive-compulsive enough that I clicked within one meter of my actual house (disclaimer below). Also, I live on an island in Maine, and the satellite resolution is high enough there that you can see that the roof of my house has two different colors. Click on that pink thing for more instructions.
Also, I think Evan's map thing is awesome, and since this is the Diana Davis page, I feel entitled to point that out. That's right, Evan Miller invented this whole Google Maps extension for the wiki so that we can point out specific points on the earth, and write notes about them. Not Google, but Evan. Be impressed.
Disclaimer: This claim is not true for Osaka, Japan, because I haven't the slightest idea how to find my host family's house. Also, the map is in Japanese for Japan, and I can't read Japanese.