established - Desktop Video Group

hers and established our international
affiliation with the Personal Computer
Society of Denmark.
Mark Dulcey became editor-inchief
of A-Bug, the Atari 8-bit newsletter.
Annmarie Gilmore started the Digital
Group's newsletter.
Garric Cole started the NEC
Group's public-domain software collection.
Beverly O'Riordan became editor
of BCSTD, the Training & Documentation
Group's newsletter.
Jim Leavey and Mary Sennett became
directors of the Sales & Marketing
seminar and continue to run it
today.
Christine Bonner launched the
Woman and Personal Computers User
Group.
Gerri DiBello became software
librarian for the Macintosh Group and
chief question answerer.
Steve Locke and Scott Finley
launched the MediMac subgroup and
serve as its directors.
Gerry Lukos became associate editor
for The Active Window.
Samantha Powers became associate
editor for re:CAP, the computer-aided
publishing newsletter.
Richard tenEyck reorganized the
Telecommunications Group and became
its new director.
Neal Prescott became director of
the IBM User Group Software Exchange.
Judy Housman started the Project
Management Software Seminar.
John Salsgiver got involved in the
Investment Group and became editor
of its newsletter, and then director of
the group.
Todd Loofbourrow and Erik Brynjolfsson
started the Expert Systems
subgroup in the Artificial Intelligence
Group.
Alison Birch became editor of Polyspiral,
the Logo newsletter.
David Sheibley started the Atari
Group's 16-bit software library for the
Atari ST.
Beth Katcher and Ken Elderkin got
involved in the Database Group and
launched its DBUG newsletter.
Kent Borg, Tony Collins, April
Kirpalini, Margaret Menzies,
Michael Murie, and Larry Wild all
joined the Resource Center Committee
to make the Resource Center into
a thriving, vital resource for all members
and user groups. They have
never been the same since . . . .
Russell Frye became the new director
of the Networking/Multi-User
Group.
Emarie Pope became director of the
Social Impact Group.
Sheila Attig launched the CP/M
Bios newsletter as its first editor.
Mark Bornstein and David Strickler
became the new directors of the
Digital Equipment Group.
Brian DeLacey became sysop for
the Macintosh Group's electronic
bulletin board and established the
BCS's first two-computer bulletin
board system.
Gerri Abrams and Michelle Harlow
became actively involved in organizing
the Education Group's newsletter
and meetings.
Shava Nerad launched the VAX
User Group and serves as its director.
Dan Crawford became the new
director of the Wang Group, editor of
its newsletter, and operator of its electronic
bulletin board.
Bill Saunders became the new
sysop of the IBM electronic bulletin
board.
Sam Ezust became sysop of the BCS
office's electronic bulletin board system
and converted the board to FIDO
software.
Bill Walde started the Amiga User
Group and served as its first director.
Harvey Bingham launched the
Amiga Culture newsletter and serves
today as its editor.
Al Berkowitz became publicdomain
software librarian for the Apple
II Group.
Pat Ryan became meeting host for
the Amiga Group.
Glenn Chapman started the Amiga
Group's software library and serves as
its librarian.
Bob Tolly launched the Amiga
Tech Group.
Robert Gorrill became sysop for the
Telecommunications Group electronic
bulletin board.
Catherine Alvarez became editor of
D/SNUG, the Disabled/Special Needs
newsletter.
Rod Calcagni started the Computer
Music Group and serves as its
director.
John Bottoms is starting the CD
ROM User Group.
Kathy O'Connor became editor of
MicroEconomics.
Jim Grasso started the Real Estate
Group's newsletter and serves as its
editor.
Andy Nanopoulos became the new
director of the Amiga Group.
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