From the Office of the Zo^o University Alumni Association President
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GREETINGS fellow Alumni!

As President of the Zo^o University Alumni Association, I have 
been traveling and visiting with as many of our members as  
possible.

   The Alumni Association has always been active in keeping 
   in touch with graduates and providing Zo^o University with
   feedback that will help improve the programs, classes, and 
   research at Zo^o University.

   As predicted, our members are reporting significantly more 
   progress in younger, more-agile organizations.  (That is, 
   organizations that are younger and less-lethargic  -- not
   organizations of younger, more-agile people!) 

The University has continued to support the Alumni Association.
We thank them for their wonderful support.

   We have again exceeded our membership goals.  We have 
   received enthusiastic response at meetings with members 
   of the next graduating class.

The next issue of The Alumni Association Newsletter is in the
final planning stages.  (If you have any last-minute inputs, 
you need to get them to the editor right away.)

I would like to remind all Alumni to make certain the information 
in the Alumni Association Directory is correct and current.  
(Please check the directory on-line and let us know promptly 
if any changes need to be made.) 

Also, keep your resume up-to-date.  As you apply the knowledge
you gained at Zo^o University, those experiences are of great
interest to creditable employers and potential clients.

The Alumni office continues to be contacted by people wanting 
copies of the resumes for every alumni of Zo^o University.  

   While we all appreciate interest in our members and in 
   those who will be graduating in this next term, too many of 
   these inquiries are from those who only want to collect 
   and sell personal information, and not to offer employment.
   (FPR, sigh)

Thank you all for your suggestions for new items to be added
to our Alumni Association Catalog.  Negotiations with potential
sources should begin shortly. 

While the association secretary is away on special assignment,
the office hours may be a bit sporadic.  (Always check before 
you call.)

Until next time, remember: 
   "Principles are principles, ethics are ethics, wherever you go.
   Just don't assume that those of others are the same as yours."  

-- Prezz'