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Guy Brigandi, Syracuse, N.Y., retired after 25 years as the education program supervisor for the Onondaga County Department of Correction. He continues to help incarcerated youth as a member of the New York State Association of Incarcerated Education Programs.

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Randy Bartlett ('80 M.P.A), Keller, was appointed director of visual and performing arts in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD. Bartlett, who began his teaching career in 1969, started band programs in the Princeton and Allen ISDs and directed bands at Richland, South Grand Prairie and South Garland high schools. He most recently was director of fine arts in the Round Rock ISD.

Ron Hubbard ('81 M.S.), Trussville, Ala., is an associate professor of theatre at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He recently worked in Young King Arthur at the Birmingham Children's Theatre and Misery at the Hippodrome State Theatre of Florida and directed for the Utah Shakespearean Festival. He has appeared in the films Hero and What Simon Says and did pre-production and casting for an episode of The Mummy Roadshow for the National Geographic Channel.

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Jon Woodruff, McKinney, completed 25 years with Campus Crusade for Christ this summer. He has served as a campus minister at the University of Mississippi and currently serves as international director of operations for the Josh McDowell Ministry.

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Ernie Murray, Lufkin, is serving in the newly created post of marketing services manager for the Lufkin Daily News. He worked at newspapers in Denton, Waco, Diboll and Nacogdoches before joining the Daily News as managing editor in 1997.

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Margaret Toal, Orange, is the new editor of the Orange Leader. Toal worked on the North Texas Daily while at UNT and later worked for newspapers in Lufkin, Sherman, Beaumont and Nederland. She has served as a freelance correspondent for the New York Times since 1993.