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Computerworld NZ: Linux Student Gets Second Chance

[ Thanks to Jason
Greenwood
for this link. ]

“Sometimes it’s just a question of right place, right time.

“After completing a computer science degree with first-class
honours at Victoria University, Frank Kruchio applied for a
post-graduate position with IBM. He was turned down.

“Earlier that year–2002–Kruchio had won a worldwide Linux
program writing competition. He had entered a Linux
server-workstation optimisation project he worked on at university.
It was, ironically, the IBM Linux Scholar Challenge in which he’d
beaten more than 1400 entrants from 699 universities in 64
countries…”


Complete Story

Related Story:
Computerworld
NZ: Giving Back to Open Source
(Dec 16, 2003)

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