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November/December 1996 For those of you who are moving to new addresses, there are a few things you should do. Call or write the Alumni/ae Records office: Building 12-090, 77 Mass.
Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, (617) 253-8270;
or send Stan Thompson will be joining the staff of the Southern California Law Review and has accepted an offer for a summer associate position in the Los Angeles office of Graham & James law firm for next year. Also in Southern California is Yong Joo, who finished a degree in June. . . . Ivan Oei graduated with an MNG in EECS in June and took it easy at home in LA for a while. He was planning to go to Europe for three weeks in July with Raj Sarkar, who also got an MNG in EECS in June. Ivan will be working at Qualcomm, Inc., in San Diego in September. . . . Gus Leotta is in San Francisco going to med school at UCSF. This summer he did research in hand surgery and is enjoying the beautiful weekends in Northern California. He went to the wedding of D.C. Seward, '93, in Sunnyvale, Calif. . . . Kristen Lohman graduated from Stanford in June with a master's in environmental fluid mechanics and hydrology. On August 1, she started working for AER in San Ramon, Calif., an environmental company that specializes in atmospheric and water studies. Also at Stanford, Julie Ngau is in the materials science and engineering PhD program. She has recently begun working on modeling the process physics of SiGe in the electrical engineering department. . . . Dave Lee is at Stanford pursuing a masters in industrial engineering. . . . Jon Michelson finished a Course VI MNG then moved to Mountain View, Calif., and began working at Silicon Graphics. . . . Eugene Lin starts work at Microsoft on August 19 and (in the beginning of August) was planning to drive to Seattle with Joanna Law, '98. Working our way East, Pedro Herrera is working for KLA instruments in Austin, Tex., and Jennifer Reyna is at Rice University for a PhD in chemistry.. . . Judy Gagnon joined Teach For America, a national teachers corps. She will be teaching high school math in south Louisiana and dancing up a storm at the many festivals and Cajun dances that Louisiana is so famous for! . . . Astrid Richter finished a master's in mechanical engineering at the Tute (her specialty was new product development). On July 1, she went back to the Timken Co. in Ohio and got to live with her husband after six months of separation! She is working in the customer engineering department, where, along with sales engineers and customers, she'll be calculating solutions for various tapered roller bearing applications. Congratulations to Kelly (David) Inman - on June 8,1996, he married Jill Rainbolt in his hometown of Claremore, Okla. Eric Randall, '94,was a groomsman. Kelly is currently working for Hallmark Cards, Inc., as a process improvement engineer. . . . Raj Prabhakar has spent an exciting year in mergers and acquisitions at Wasserstein Perella & Co. in New York City. . . . Jesse Hull is working for Agents, Inc., a small startup located in Central Square, and Andrew Kim is in the Course III PhD program at MIT. . . . After spending the past year at Toshiba in Japan, Arun Thomas is back in Cambridge starting an MNG in Course VI. Let me know what you and your friends are up to. Best wishes for a great holiday season and a terrific new year! (Seems odd to be mentioning this since I'm writing this column in August!) Send news to: Ranjini Srikantiah, secretary, IDX Systems Corp., 116 Huntington Ave, Flr. 13, Boston, MA 021 16; e-mail: <srikantiah@idx.com> |