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            In Newport I spent my first summer of college in Newport, RI where I attended 90 days of officer candidate training, then back to college the next summer. I spent two weeks on a U S Navy Destroyer, reserve ship out of Boston MA, this was my &amp;quot;midshipman&#39;s cruise&amp;quot;. When I returned to college my Junior year I decided being a Naval Officer was not for me so I quit the ROTC program.
          
          
        
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            East Coast When I was in high school, I was interested in music and art and participated in both. At New Paltz at New York State University, New Paltz, I received one scholarship to study art, and one to study acting. I chose art.
At New Paltz I majored in art and formed a musical quartet. After three years at New Paltz, I had to take a break while I served in the US Navy.
          
          
        
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            New Mexico I moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, in 1979. In Santa Fe, I created &amp;quot;Play me a Rainbow,&amp;quot; six florescent tubes each one of the six colors in a rainbow, connected to a six key, keyboard. The fluorescents float in space hung by mono-filament line and are played with the keyboard, which illuminates the selected color with every keystroke.
Being commercial sign fluorescents, they came on instantly (like a strobe) with no glow or flicker, instantly on and instantly off.
          
          
        
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      <title>My Biography</title>
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            Places, People and the years. It is a mostly textual account of where I&#39;ve been and when. Warning! This goes way back. Even before once upon a time.
I hope you enjoy my website and perhaps a few memories. I can be reached via email: dick.hogle@gmail.com Born: Brooklyn New York, 10/12/1939 St John&#39;s Episcopal Hospital, Herkimer St. Studied: Fine Art, State University of New York, New Paltz, New York, 1958-1960, 1962-1964 Graduated B.
          
          
        
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