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Vassar, the Alumnae/i Quarterly
Spring 2003 Volume 99 Issue 2

Securing the Homefront: Lurita Alexis Doan '79 Manages Hypergrowth at Her High-Technology Company

Concerns about national security and fears of terrorism have permeated America’s psyche. Lurita Alexis Doan ’79, through her high-technology company, is working to protect the nation. New Technology Management, Inc. (NTMI), the firm she founded 12 years ago, specializes in developing and integrating software applications you might expect to see in a James Bond flick.

American Sign Language: Roots and History

The story may be apocryphal, but even if its only value is as metaphor, it works beautifully. In a poor section of Paris in 1755 — a dark and stormy night works well — the Abbe Charles Michel de l’Epee was making his rounds, looking for lost souls in need of the Church. Wet and cold, he noticed a slightly open door with light coming from within.

Revealing Arlington

The curtain rises on a new beginning as Vassar partners with Poughkeepsie’s property owners, business people, and residents to revitalize the Arlington area.
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      • Securing the Homefront
        Concerns about national security and fears of terrorism have permeated America’s psyche. Lurita Alexis Doan ’79, through her high-technology company, is working to protect the nation. New Technology Management, Inc. (NTMI), the firm she founded 12 years ago, specializes in developing and integrating software applications you might expect to see in a James Bond flick.
      • American Sign Language
        The story may be apocryphal, but even if its only value is as metaphor, it works beautifully. In a poor section of Paris in 1755 — a dark and stormy night works well — the Abbe Charles Michel de l’Epee was making his rounds, looking for lost souls in need of the Church. Wet and cold, he noticed a slightly open door with light coming from within.
      • Revealing Arlington
        The curtain rises on a new beginning as Vassar partners with Poughkeepsie’s property owners, business people, and residents to revitalize the Arlington area.

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        • Vassar Today

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          • Against Bureaucracy
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        • Vassar Yesterday

        • Connecting

          • Vassar Show House and Gardens
          • AAVC Board Election 2003

        • Class Notes & Profiles

          • Building a Community
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