Archive for February, 2002

February 2002

Published on February 9, 2002 in 2002. 0 Comments
  • Alumni weekend will be 4/26 - 4/28. I hope to get a Pentagon out in early March.
  • Phil Bossy ‘88 is living a Cheshire, CT and working for Bayer. He recently hosted a bunch of alumni for the RPI hockey game at Yale. RPI won 5-2, despite the insistence by the Yale band that the RPI hockey team consisted of untalented hockey players and that they should be studying. Attendees were me, Steve Bossy, Jamie Howland, Milt Clonmell, Todd Hayes, and Mike Miller.
  • Ed Travis ‘80 sent in the following passionate update. I had to edit it for length, but the bottom line is that he makes big bucks and we should hit him up for donations: “Hey, I’ve sent you guys lots of email and never see my news in yr website. Well, yr probably busy playing intramural hockey or drinking beer from the keg in the basement. My name is Ed Travis, graduated class of 1980 with a BS in Mech Engr. Never worked a day in my life designing screws or other such and immediately got an MS in Computer Engineering and headed for the sun and fun of Florida, designing computers which run the engines of America’s most advanced tactical fighters. (hush hush, can’t talk too much about this black program stuff). When the technology went public, they asked me to move to Singapore to help Singapore Airlines which was one of the first airlines to use this advanced technology. I am married and now have two boys (two and 4months). I am currently a partner candidate at Accenture (the largest business consulting firm in the world) making the big bucks - you guys should be hitting me up big time for donations! Since graduating in 1980, I have lived in various parts of the US and Singapore, Europe, Manila (Philippines), and now back in Singapore. Can’t seem to get Asia out of my blood, with assignments in Hong Kong, Beijing, Jakarta, and a lot of work right here home in Singapore.”