Alumni and Friends of VMI:
Cyber Corps Numbers: 574
Relocating To Southern California: Mike
Hooper '87 is looking for alumni contacts in southern California.
Please see his e-mail below and touch base with him if you can
provide assistance. Thanks.
"Michael Hooper '87 is looking to relocate to the San Diego
area and has asked if there are any Alumni with possible
opportunities or contacts in the area. He is currently an AVP
with First Union in Charlotte, NC, specializing in Disaster
Recovery / Business Continuity with the Consumer Bank. He can be
reached at Showarrior@aol.com."
And A Tad Further Than California: I received
the following from John Gregg '78. He's looking for alumni
contacts in Japan during April. His e-mail address is jhngg@prodigy.net
By the way, do you know any alumni at Camp Zama, Japan? I'm going
to be at Camp Zama for my 19 day USAR Annual Training in April
and would like to do something fun that won't cost me an arm or
leg.
Looking For IT Talent: Please take a look at the
following e-mail from Martin Bernet '80 regarding a search for
some computer types.
RB
I am looking for people with the skills list below. If you feel
it is appropriate, could you include all or part if it as part of
your Newsletter.
Experienced (Senior or Mid level) Oracle Database Engineers
Web developers experienced with Visual InterDev and Active Server
Pages(ASP)
Software testers experience in automated testing or with
programming experience.
All the positions are in Northern Virginia, primarily in Reston
and Arlington.
If interested contact Martin Bernet '80 via email mbernet@computer.org, fax
(703) 318-1098, or voice (703) 318-1074 X269
Thanks
Martin Bernet '80
In Search of 1999 Summer Jobs/Internships:
Please see the following e-mail from Matt Gill '93. He and fellow
William and Mary MBA students are looking for summer slots.
A note that may be of interest to your subscribers: about 50
W&M MBAs students, including myself, are searching for summer
1999 jobs/internships. If anyone out there has temporary needs
for a financial, business development, marketing, operations,
Info Tech, or strategy analyst to handle projects between late
May and mid August, send them my way at gillmb@aol.com. OR, see the
website to search resumes: http://business.wm.edu/ced/resume/resume-search.htm
Matt Gill '93
W&M MBA candidate 2000
Reviewing The Institute Report: Chuck Steenburgh
'86 sent the following e-mail regarding The Institute Report.
This is a way for those who do not receive this publication to
read it via the internet.
We've just launched an "HTML edition" of the Institute
Report (we've had a PDF version up for a couple of months),
accessible from the news & events page:
http://www.vmi.edu/~pr/vminews.html
It doesn't require as much overhead as the Adobe PDF version, and
includes most of the major articles and photos from each issue.
We plan to archive the issues on the site more or less
permanently (we'd been keeping only 6 months or so before now).
VMI Wrestling Update: Gary Tester, dad of Chad
'95, sent along the following:
After reading your VMI CyberCorp Update and the VMI home page
(including sports pages) I wanted to bring to your attention that
Leslie Apedoe Placed 6th at the NCAA division I wrestling
tourney. This made him a "Medalist" and an ALL
AMERICAN. Great honor for him, VMI and the Wrestling Program.
Haven't seen it mentioned from the Institute.
Gary Tester
VMI dad of Chad (C95)
A Potpourri of VMI Sports: The following
represent some recent articles about different VMI spring sports.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
Monday, March 29, 1999
APPALACHIAN ST. 19, VMI 16
| VMI | 513 | 025 | 000 | 16 | 22 | 7 |
| Appalachian State | 111 | 633 | 13x | 19 | 17 | 0 |
Riley, Ostlund (4), Howle (6), Poulos (6), Hughes (8) and
Goldman; Howell, Brown (3), Wood (6), Kelly (6) and Dalton. W --
Kelly (1-1); L -- Poulos (0-1). HRs -- Pearson (VMI) 2; Schott
(VMI); Little (ASU); Dalton (ASU).
Highlights -- Ed Pearson (VMI) 3 for 5, 2 HRs, 4 RBI; Ben
Bradford and Eric Walker (VMI) 4 hits apiece.
Records -- VMI (6-9 Southern, 12-11); ASU (6-9, 7-20).
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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FROM THE ROANOKE TIMES:
Wednesday, March 31, 1999
VMI scored four runs in the bottom of the
seventh for a 12-11 victory over Brown in the first game of a
doubleheader in Lexington. Erik Walker and Michael Goldman each
homered for the Keydets (13-12).
VMI's Ed Pearson and Scott Thompkins each
homered in the nightcap, but four Bears' homers led an 11-7 Brown
victory.
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Thursday, April 01, 1999
FROM ROANOKE TIMES STAFF REPORTS
In men's lacrosse action Wednesday:
Steve Ricker and Doug Thompson had four goals
apiece to lead Mount St. Mary's (4-2) to a 16-10 win over VMI
(2-5) at Patchin Field in Lexington. Matt Galliene scored three
times for the Keydets.
Baseball:
Darren Merten stroked a two-out, two-run homer
in the eighth inning to lift Brown (4-8) over VMI 9-8 in
Lexington.
Michael Goldman had given the Keydets (13-13)
an 8-7 lead with a two-run shot in the sixth inning.
Merten's decisive home run came off Josh
Spradlin after the reliever hit the previous batter. The loss
drops Spradlin to 3-3.
Trapped In Manhattan, etc: On a personal note,
my family recently spent a couple days in midtown Manhattan doing
the tourist thing. Unfortunately the day we arrived I had a brain
vapor lock and took us through the Holland Tunnel as opposed to
the desired Lincoln Tunnel. This wrong turn dumped us in the
middle of the financial district in the teeth of the NYC rush
hour. My hat's off to anyone who can drive in NYC and maintain
any semblance of sanity. Why NYC taxis don't have more dents is
beyond me.
Also, I thought I'd be able to make next week's meeting of the
Alumni Association, but I may have a change in plans which could
prevent my attendance. If any of our participants attend, could
you please fill me in on what transpires and I'll pass the info
along. Thanks in advance.
Hey, that's it for this week. Happy Easter to all. He is risen!
Also, Happy Passover.
And, keep our servicemen and women in your prayers.
Yours in the Spirit,
RB Lane '75
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