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SUM: Paul Krause <pfkrause@WHEATIES.AI.MIT.EDU>->eit
SUB: A funny thing's been happening lately
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From: Paul Krause <pfkrause@WHEATIES.AI.MIT.EDU>
Subject: A funny thing's been happening lately
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Message-Id: <19890226214727.4.PFKRAUSE@WORKER-7.AI.MIT.EDU>


Lots of people keep asking me for a copy of my resume.  Normally, I
would appreciate this outpouring of interest, but it turns out that most
of you aren't interested in reading mine at all, but want to write one
of your own.

That being the case, I thought I'd perform a little public service and
provide you all with the original so you can print out your own copies
whenever you wish.  But you'll have to figure out latex on your own
time.

And for you clowns out there who already have a job, remember that I'm
still waiting for my first offer.

					-paul

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\name{\Large \bf Paul F. Krause}

\addresses{{\bf Term Address} \\
		253 Commonwealth Avenue \\
		Boston, MA 02116\\
		(617) 262--5090}{
	   {\bf Office Address}\\
		MIT AI Lab NE43--811\\ 
		545 Tech Sq, Cambridge, MA\\
		(617) 253--5875}

\begin{llist}

\sectiontitle{Interests}
Fourth and fifth generation computer languages, natural language, and related
issues.

\sectiontitle{Education}
\employer{\bf Massachusetts Institute of Technology}\location{Cambridge, MA}
Candidate for June '89 joint degree of Bachelor of Science in Computer
Science and Cognitive Science.  Additional Concentration in Linguistics.
Classes include
Structure \& Interpretation of Computer Programming,	% 6.001
Computation Structures,					% 6.004
Computer Systems Engineering,				% 6.033
Artificial Intelligence,				% 6.034
Computer Language Engineering,				% 6.035
Artificial Intelligence Paradigms,			% 6.036
Software Engineering,					% 6.170
Concepts in Modern Programming Languages,		% 6.821
Concurrent Systems for Artificial Intelligence,		% 6.835
and 
Natural Language Processing \& Knowledge Representation. %6.863
\\ Approximate GPA: 4.2/5.0.

\sectiontitle{Computer Languages}
Scheme, Commonlisp, Zetalisp (Flavors), Clu, Acore, GHC, FGHC, CP, Prolog, C,
Stack and Register Assemblies, Unix, X, Algol 60, Pascal, Interlisp,
Smalltalk, Basic, Fortran, and Ada.

\sectiontitle{Publications}
A Concurrent Interpreter for Guarded Horn Clauses
\hfill ({\em pending MIT AI Memo\/})

\sectiontitle{Experience}
\employerinfo{MIT Artificial Intelligence Laboratory}{Cambridge, MA}{Research Assistant}{1987--1989}
Converted 2500 line Natural Language parser to Commonlisp for porting.
Analyzed performance of variations on parser with a large (17,000 states)
grammar with a testbed of gapping constructions.  Modified lexicon and
grammar to handle expanded testbed including 350 sentences from MIT speech
lab.  Parser used by R.C. Berwick to analyze similar grammars for German.
Currently applying Message Passing theory to Logical Form of Natural Language
for Carl Hewitt and James Higgenbotham.

\employerinfo{MIT Project Athena}{Cambridge, MA}{Assistant Programmar}{Summer 1986}
Produced working ``lexicon compiler'' for Project Lingo to debug and assemble
raw lexicons into compacted ``tries'' used by a {\sc kimmo} style word
recognizer.  Developed prototype into 500 lines of Commonlisp and supporting
code.  Lingo is a interactive foreign language instruction program that uses
full scale grammars and lexicons written by linguist graduates to parse,
correct, and respond in full senteces for English, German, French, Spanish,
Russian, and Chinese.

\employerinfo{Sperry Knowledge Systems Center}{Bloomington, MN}{Summer Intern}{Summer 1985}
Designed and implemented bitwise tape reader protocol allowing LMI lisp
machine to read Sperry tape and otherwise assisted in site operation of lisp
machines.  Worked with Nigel Dolby on several projects involving lisp
machines and Intellicorp's KEE expert systems tool.

\sectiontitle{Background} 
US Citizen (b.\ Minneapolis, MN 1964). 
Extracuriculars include 
      MIT Varsity Swim Team 3 years, and
      Tau Epsilon Phi Fraternity (offices: president, scribe, steward) 4 years.
Interests and pastimes include 
      international politics,
      technical histories,
      swimming,
      sailing,
      bicycling,
      writing,
      and singing. 
Fluent Danish (AFS Denmark 1983)
       and German speaker,
       corresponding regularly with friends overseas.
\end{llist}
\end{document}
