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January 2001Jay Harrington, B.Sc., Hon., M.Sc., 1998, McGill, left Amoco to become an AEC exploration geologist in the U.S.Rockies, but is now working on carbonates in Northeastern B.C., still with AEC. His email address is JasonHarrington@aec.ca.Joanne Muzzin, B.Sc., Eng, M.Sc., (Civil), '97, Queen's, reports that the Queen's Alumni Boston Branch now has a website, http://www.geocities.com/queensboston/ and would love to hear feedback to better tailor the site for its audience.Would that more grads were as good as Joanne in providing me with news.Jon Sliwinski, B.Sc.,Eng., after 4 years as a field engineer, has been promoted to sales engineer, Tucker Wireline Services,Calgary.Jill Rutherford, B.Sc., Hon., B.Sc., Eng., '98, Queen's, has joined the Queen's crowd at A.E.C. in Calgary, and is workingon shallow gas development in NE Alberta. She says that Erin Lamb, B.Sc, Eng., 2000, is also with A.E.C.(JillianRutherford@aec.ca)1996Jenny Hazzard, B.Sc., Eng., M.ASc., UBC, '98, married Colin MacLennan, and after a short stay at the GSC in Ottawa,moved to Glasgow, where she is working on site rehabilitation, groundwater, landfills, and a bit on air quality forEnviroCentre. She's also piping competetively and playing in a pipe band. She's at: reeds@maclellan.fsnet.co.ukHillar Lilles, B.Sc., Eng., left Amoco and has worked for 1 1/2 years for AEC as a geophysicist on the Grande PrairieTeam. He meets with the Queen's Mafia to discuss plans for taking over the oil patch.Dan Polley, B.Sc., Eng., enjoyed his B.Sc. on Precambrian rocks, so now, working with AEC in Calgary, he's drillingrocks with some potential as oil producers. He's more successful repairing his Heritage home. (DanPolley@aec.ca)1997Jason Crowder, B.Sc., Eng., passed his comps at U of T, and now needs to write a thesis to complete his Ph.D. There is apossibility he may be studying tailings disposal in Tanzania as part of his thesis.Erin O'Neill, B.Sc., Eng., says Agandi Munywandi (Hello, friends) from Uganda. She left her job in Vancouver lastsummer to work on a water supply project in the Rubingo district. She's living in tents while working a pipeline project, butspends weekends in an old missionary house near Mbarara in southwestern Uganda.1998Ryan Fraser, B.Sc., Hon., is at Calgary, doing a mapping/structural thesis in the Mackenzie Mountains, Yukon.Apparently, he briefly shared a fly-camp with a bear. You can reach him at rfraser@geo.ucalgary.ca.Gavin Grant,BSc., Eng, just completed an M.Sc in Civil at Queen's and is job-hunting. He was down in Florida inDecember to see Simone's dad blast off.Rob Panek, B.Sc., Eng., M.Sc., '00, Calgary, is now with Talisman Energy in Calgary and, when last heard from, wasplanning an October, '00 wedding. (RPanek@talisman-energy.com)1999George Ardies, M.Sc., is an exploration geologist with PanCanadian in Calgary. (George_Ardies@ pancanadian.ca)Jenn Corkery, B.Sc., Eng., is back at Queen's doing an M.Sc. in Civil.Karen Wright, M.Sc, is living in Vancouver and working on projects in the NWT for Winspear Diamonds Inc.2000Don Simmons, B.Sc., Hon., is enjoying life in Calgary, and is part of the Queen's crowd at AEC.BRAD SMITH, DARRYL MCFARLANEAND MICHELE BROUILLETTEGEM & MINERAL SHOW 2000IN THE MILLER MUSEUMGeological Sciences & Geological Engineering at Queen’s6
January 20011 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1213 1415 16 17 18 1920 21 22 2324 25 26 2728 29 30 3132 33 34 35 36 3738 3940 41 42 43 44 45 4647 48 49 5051 52 5354 55 56 57 5859 60 61 62 6364 65 6667 68ACROSS1 *Agitation ofswamp7 *Lost after lunch13 Make up for14 Started15 *Rested drunk18 *Really beautiful20 Trait of Scots21 Clark & Gorman23 *Bad guy, huh24 Country mail trail25 * No barking at all27 Abundant element28 Holy lady29 Regimental CommandingOfficer30 Bar bill32 City of Angels33 Element34 By another name35 Neutral pronoun36 Half salt38 Drill product39 Hexagonal water crystal40 British "Goodby"42 Goes with behold43 Low number4546InfraredNegative response47 Time periodPUNNY GEOCROSSWORD, FOR LAUGHS OR GROANS49 Royal Society of Canada50 Plating metal51 Alien visitor52 *Places to stay whenthe sun is up53 Rifle Platoon54 Arret in Alberta56 Much -- about nothing57 Feel sad58 Wine storage area62 *Taking rudely64 The law in Levis66 Nauru's mineralwealth67 *Added to tub water68 *Funeral fire ritualsDOWN1 * Mare gave birth2 Greenpeace concern3 Jail, slang4 Youngster5 Compass direction6 Concerning7 0% AN8 Hat hanger9 New Ont. geogroup10 *Pavin' roadFor “starred” definitions, use geologicalspelling, e.g., for "became ill', use felsic, not fellsick, and for "raiding Catholic sisters", usenunatak, not nun attack. And Dr. Smith inAntarctica is coulee.12 Make comfortable16 Hearty artery17 *Good footing outhere, but ______19 Expensive water2122Cadabra prefixGreek portico25 Measures air pressure26 *Last step, Nellie'swashing28 *Time to go home31 *At your side33 *Holler36 *Ripped41 *Which Butler wasaround Tara43 Whale of an animal44 Outside prefix46 *Short snooze48 Island rings53 Mechanical worker54 Strike breaker55 Humble request57 Handy prefix58 Terminates60 Totally6162DecayTent rope63 Not SAR radar65 ExistsLAST CROSSWORD SOLUTION1T 2R 3A 4P 5T 6H E 7S 8T 9E 10M11R A D I 12O I 13T E M P E14A R 15P R 16E S 17E N T 18I SI 19R E 20B T U 21S 22S S23T 24H E 25A B O R T 26K 27E Y28O A 29R 30S R O 31K I M32A G L O W I 33N E P A L34A G E 35B O 36W 37A M I38D N A 39A L G A E 40A L 41PA 42R 43H 44U R L 45A N R46T 47O 48A 49B R A D 50E S 51S I52E R 53O D E P 54R A 55D O N56D E K E 57T H E 58P A S TGeological Sciences & Geological Engineering at Queen’s7
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