Nov/Dec 2004.

Frank Breselor of Sand Lake, NY has joined Bond, Schoeneck & King, PLLC as 
"Of Counsel" in the firm’s Albany Office. He will be a member of BS&K’s Energy, 
and Administrative, Legislative and Regulatory Practice Groups. He has over 
twenty years of experience in energy, regulatory, appellate, and municipal 
practice in both the private and public sectors. Frank served most recently 
as General Counsel to the State University Construction Fund and Capital 
Facilities officer to the State University of New York. Previously, he was 
Regulatory Counsel to two major utilities, Counsel and Director of the
New York State Senate Energy Committee, and an Assistant Attorney General. 
He received his law degree from Albany Law School in 1974.  

James F. Coakley joined Wilmington College in New Castle, DE as Vice President 
and Chief Financial Officer.  Previously, Jim served as Vice President for 
Finance and Administration at Neumann College in Aston, PA and 
as Vice President for Finance and Operations at Daniel Webster College in 
Nashua, NH. Also he served in several related capacities at Vermont 
Technical College and Dartmouth. Jim earned the MBA from Plymouth State College 
and received his degree in Mathematics from the College. Jim and his wife 
live in Boothwyn, PA. 

Ron Fagin won the 2004 Association for Computing Machinery Special Interest
Group on Management Of Data Edgar F. Codd Innovations Award for "fundamental
contributions to database theory."  Fagin is one of the founders of relational 
database theory.  He has worked for IBM Research since he received his Ph.D. 
in mathematics from Berkeley in 1973.  He has served as the Manager of the 
Foundations of Computer Science Group at the IBM Almaden Research Center in 
San Jose, CA since he founded the group in 1979.  In 2001, Ron was named 
Docteur Honoris Causa by the University of Paris.  A National Merit
scholar, Ron graduated from the College with honors of Phi Beta Kappa and 
Summa cum laude with highest distinction in mathematics. 

A note from David Harris, Jr. '87 alerted me of a plaque honoring Duncan Sleigh
on the Duncan Sleigh Square in Marblehead, MA.  Duncan was president of the 
1963 Marblehead High School senior class who chose to join the Marines to serve 
in Vietnam.  A platoon commander, he died in 1968 during a firefight while 
evacuating wounded buddies from a battlefield, shielding them with his body. 
Duncan was awarded the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism during combat.  

David Lowenstein, class Head Agent, reports the class raised $180,648 with
nearly 340 classmates (52%) contributing; well done!  Thank you for your 
generosity. Remember the upcoming 60th Birthday Year.

Dave Mangelsdorff (3410 Turtle Village Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78230-3918)
e-mail to dmangels@txdirect.net  210-344-0942