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What do you get when you mix a Dartmouth major in architecture, an interest in the psychology of stress in the workplace, a long-time passion for photography, and love of the outdoors?

Simple. Wayne Hill, corporate art consultant and president of Hill Corporate Art in McLean, Va. Local high-tech companies comprise two-thirds of Wayne's clients because he is adept at "putting the walls to work for people" with art that brings beauty indoors and inspires people. "I try to give an office little windows of vacation," Hill says.

And when folks crave a real vacation, they can turn to Edward Temple's Senior Tours. escorted motor coach trips with exceptional value (says Ed) for seniors (which means, in all probability, all of us qualify!). Ed and Barbara, a psychotherapist at Cape Counseling Services in Cape May, N.J., are planning to sell the motel they've run in Strathmere N.J., for five years to concentrate on the tour business. Daughter Julie, a '92 graduate of Mt. Holyoke, is an account supervisor with Ingalls Advertising in Boston.

Dr. William Wilkoff has practiced general pediatrics in the mid-coast area of Maine for 25 years and is a member of the Bowdoin Medical Group in Brunswick. He has a special interest in sleep and behavior problems and has written a book on how to cope with a picky eater that will be published by Simon and Schuster later this year.

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