[rescue] Anyone got any spare change?

[William Enestvedt]

Bill wrote:
>
> I'm still debating kicking myself for passing up a free ride to J&W
> in '93...
>
 Small world. :7) "You know, Emeril is a graduate" (of the Culinary Arts
program), as we are often reminded.
>
> ...they offered scholarships to people in FBLA (Future Business
> Leaders of America - think "4-H for Business") who made it to
> the national competition after winning at state level.
>
   They still do a lot of stuff with groups: for example, my
father-in-law was a high school business teacher, and he remembers JWU
from DECCA -- which is still a source of scholarship money for students.

   On a side note, I am always astounded that there are takers for the
"Entrepreneur" degree program. I mean, if you're that into
entrepreneurship, why go to college at all -- why not just start your
own business?! (Also, you can get a degree in Equestrian Managament
"without horses." Wha...?)
   But I have taken a couple of one-day courses on cooking topics and
*loved* them.
   What was the Rescue-related topic again? Oh, yeah: I had an idle
Printronix printer shipped up toi Providence from the Norfolk campus
(during last year's hurricaine), and I switch its cabling back and forth
between an ethernet adapter and a serial link to our old Wang system.
-wde
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Will Enestvedt
UNIX System Administrator
Johnson & Wales University -- Providence, RI