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\hspace*{\fill}{\LARGE{\bf Andr\'e  DeHon}}\hspace*{\fill}
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{\large{\bf Term Address}}\hfill {\large{\bf Home Address}}\par
3 Ames Street\hfill {802 Lakeside Street}\par
Cambridge, MA  02139 \hfill {Monroe, LA 71203}\par
(617) 225-6370 \hfill {(318) 343-5306}\par
Messages: (617) 253-7788\par

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A position \marginpar{{\bf Employment \newline Objective}}
involving computer architecture
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 %%%% Education
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{\bf Massachusetts Institute of Technology} \marginpar{{\bf Education}}
\hfill {1986-present}\par

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Junior in {\em Electrical Engineering} and {\em Computer Science
and Engineering}.  Relevant courses taken include {\em Computation
Structures}, {\em Software Engineering Lab}, {\em Contemporary Computer
Design}, {\em Microcomputer Project Lab}, and {\em Introductory Digital Systems Laboratory}.  Humanities concentration in Psychology.
\par

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Eagle Scout with 3 palms. \marginpar{{\bf Honors}}
National Merit Finalist.
LSMSA Hall of Fame.
\par
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 %%%% Experience
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{\em Morris and Dickson, Co., Ltd.} \marginpar{{\bf Experience}}
\hfill {Shreveport, LA}\par {\bf Maintenance and Development
Programmer} {\sc (May-August 1986, June-August 1987, June-August
1988)}---program maintence and development on an IBM System/38 to keep the
wholesale pharmaceutical supply company running and up to date with its
customers.  System analysis and development for conveyer/bar-code system to
automate assignment of orders to shipping lanes and keep an accurate
inventory of order tubs.

\par
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{\em MIT Labratory for Compuer Science} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
{\bf UROP Student} {\sc (August 1987-May 1988)}---developing testing
schemes for PaRC, a custom LSI parallel routing chip for the dataflow
supercomputer Monsoon.

\par
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{\em MIT Media Labratory} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
{\bf UROP Student} {\sc (August 1986-January 1987)}---porting color image 
processing algorithms in C from a Sun 3 with a DataCube
to an IBM PC with a Yoda graphics adapter.
\par
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{\em LSMSA Science Department} \hfill {Natchitoches, LA}\par
{\bf Physics Lab Assistant} {\sc (September 1985-May 1986)}--helping guide 
general physics students through devising, executing, and understanding 
experiments relative to elementary physics. 
\par
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{\em LSMSA Math and Computer Department} \hfill {Natchitoches, LA}\par
{\bf Computer Tutor} {\sc (September 1985-May 1986)}--assisting Pascal students
in the conception and debugging of programs required in their curriculum.
\par
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Knowledge of Pascal, C, Scheme/LISP, PostScript, RPGIII, and
COBOL; limited knowledge of Fortran and 360/370 Assembler.
\par
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 %%%% Activities & Interests
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{\em Student Information Processing Board} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
\marginpar{{\bf Activities \newline and \newline Interests}}
{\sc Fall 1986-present}---Con\-sult\-ing and advocacy services for
undergraduates at MIT.
Management of student computer accounts.
Software development and modification under UNIX utilizing MIT's Project
Athena.  Have served on the executive committee {\sc Spring 1988-present}.
\par
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{\em East Campus House Government} \hfill {Cambridge, MA}\par
{\sc Spring 1987}---served as hall co-chair for Third East and represented
Third East on HouseComm, the dormwide governing body.
\par
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 %%%% Background
 %%%%
Born in Natchitoches,LA.
\marginpar{{\bf Background}}
Raised in northern Louisiana.
Graduated from the Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts (LSMSA).

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