Web Design Beginner

Dear Harvard College Admissions:
Thank you for your valuable time & consideration in reviewing my application.
I am writing to inform you of my talent in web development & singing in hopes that they can be of contribution to the Harvard campus. Enclosed are my National History Day champion website titled “Nixon’s 1972 Visit to China: Compromise across a 23-Year Ocean of Conflict” & a CD showcasing my singing.
My experience with web development extends back to seventh grade, when I sat in an advanced web development class at Washington University in St. Louis. In ninth grade, I enrolled in the class, not only receiving a solid A, but also gaining important hands-on experience with web design. From then on, I have designed many sites for local entities & school activities such as the school newspaper. I have even begun my own web firm (Cation Web Groups). This firm has designed websites for local restaurants & other facilities.
Recently, I won the National History Competition for my website on Nixon’s Visit to China out of over thousands of websites around the nation. Additionally enclosed are my process paper & bibliography for this historical project. The site’s design is controlled by Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) for efficient site management. DHTML is used to create interactivity on the site including the citations & the virtual tour of Nixon’s visit.
Collectively, I hope to extend this project on the Harvard campus in two major ways.
First of all, I intend to use my web design skills to further improve Harvard’s presence in the online community. I am aware that Harvard Website Development Services (WDS) produces high-quality websites for university departments & many other entities & look forward to possibly contributing to this organization. Furthermore, I hope to someday make an important contribution to the global online community, as did Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook, who in fact attended Harvard University class of 2006.
Secondly, I hope to do further research into Sino-American relations at Harvard & promote Sino-American understanding. Today, the relationship between China & the United States is more important than ever. Not only are billions of dollars are annually exchanged between these two countries, but the Sino-American relationship is critical to global welfare. At Harvard, I hope promote understanding of Sino-American relations, possibly with the undergraduate group Harvard International Relations Council (IRC). I also hope to make a contribution to the Harvard Chinese Association.
In addition to my talent for web development, I have a strong talent for singing. For two years, I have been selected as one of the top six singers in St. Louis for Artists-in-Training (AIT), a vocal program through the Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Last year, I won $800 for my solo baritone rendition at the AIT Spring Recital. In the community, I have organized & performed in many Chinese cultural shows such as the United States Department of Agriculture Diversity Day & the Families with Children from China annual picnic. At school, I am the bass section leader in chamber & show choir. Since freshmen year, I have received superior (I) ratings at both the District & Missouri State Solo Ensemble Festivals.
I am aware that the recently issued Arts Task Force Report makes a strong case for the arts at Harvard. Harvard also upholds a strong tradition for men’s quartets. Hence, I feel that Harvard would be a great place for my singing experience not only to grow, but also to contribute to the community.
Thank you again for your time & consideration. Happy holidays.
With strong interest,
Justin Case
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Indeed, it is really long, but if you have time, it would really help me a lot. Thanks.

I have over 110 pages of information to give to them regarding the idea; 63 of it is all of the agreements for the host website (www.godaddy.com) & the other 53 are different codes of conduct within the website, including:
language code of conduct
symbol code of conduct
dress code
imagery code of conduct
etc
Anyways, my parents are pretty paranoid when it comes to me online (justifiedly). I was into all of that myspace stuff in 2005, but I have not been on the site in over 18 months; & this website is where all of my parent’s concerns over my safety came from.
I have some pretty strict rules regarding what I can & cannot do online, & initially, I know that my parents will freak out at the mention that I would like to start a website to promote for my friend’s band.
Getting to the point, exactly what should I say within this first page or two of 116 to break the shock of the idea to my parents

You know the “Write your Legislator” campaign websites that allow someone to simply click a button to send a pre-written letter to an editor or legislator? I’m trying to find a website that lets you create your own campaign for free. I found one almost a year ago, but subsequent searches turn up nothing.