Roger Eaton, born in Queens, NY. 

1944. That's a splint on my little finger -- a tennis accident. Behind me is the house where Sandy and I live in Santa Monica, California. Here is our beautiful back yard.  My life is dedicated to making our Humanity 2001 project succeed. It may seem odd, but I am convinced we have a good chance at it. Alas, much of my time is spent working for a living. I play the lotto. Here's The Trial of Job, my own translation and interpretation of the Book of Job.

Roger Eaton
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I've been a programmer at Princess Cruises since 1981 or so. A lot of the members of the CCI Board are from Princess because one thing led to another. CCI really is a small organic grass roots organization.

More particulars - from 1973 to 1981 I worked in a print shop near USC. I was gassed in Berkeley for People's Park, lived in a hippie commune, worked at Gnomon (a xerox shop) and later for Laura X's women's library. Before that I managed to get an MA in history from Northwestern. In the early 60's I was a member of Students for a Democratic Society. We organized in Chester PA, where the symbol of the city was a huge roll of toilet paper at the Scott company, summer of 1964. I grew up around Boston - Bedford, Winchester, Lexington. It was public school for me and various Sunday schools - Lutheran, Church of Christ, Unitarian. Seems like it was another time then.

If you have a chance, please look up my translation of Job at http://intermix.org/job/jobtitle.htm. That is the work that has given me the most pleasure.
 
HI
HI - here's InterMix in a 1976 incarnation at my old apartment in East Hollywood. 
 
 
CCI Board Meeting 1988 
1988 CCI Board Meeting. 
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Leigh Baker (Secretary, then), 
Ronald van Ammers, myself. 
thin and 34 
Same apartment, me & dinosaur mural, 
1978. 34 & thin. Click for 111k gif version - 
it's worth a look! Thanks to my friend 
Kent Kanouse for these old pics.
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