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Re: pic: FIRST in Newsweek

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Did anyone else when seeing the title of the pic, immediately look at the guy's pic on the left, and think the artist drew Dean with a beard, and do a double take ...
I first met Dean in Fall 1995, and don't recall him having a beard then. However, when I visited Deka the first week of 1996 there was a large portrait of him hanging on their main conference room wall -- and in that portrait he has a very dark, very full beard. Someone who works at Deka can probably confirm that portrait is still there. So I guess a bearded sketch of Dean would have been appropriate back in the day.
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