The Binghamtonics

As a tribute to the people who spent many an hour and shed many a tear for the group we call the Binghamtonics, we present this section of the site. Come here for information that is given only to the priveledged few.

Yes, that's you!!!

SHOW ME THE PICTURES

So you scanned in some pictures you would like to add to the Historical Gallery? You can now use this simple form to submit your images. Use the browse button to find the image on your computer, choose the academic year during which the picture was taken, and enter a caption. When you click the Submit button, please be patient while your image is transferred. Please make sure your image's largest dimension is no bigger than 500 pixels. Images over 100KB will not be accepted. Thanks.

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Alumni Contact

I think most of you would agree that the contact between the current Binghamtonics and the alumni has been the best and most dynamic it has been in years! We owe a great deal of thanks to the Tonics' first official Alumni Coordinator, Larissa Schultz. Thanks Larissa!

Online Presence

Over the past year, the online presence of the Binghamtonics has grown in leaps and bounds. The first reason for this is the use of the Alumni Listserv, and a second is the development of the Tonics Unofficial Web Site.

Thanks Noah Ternullo for setting up the listserv. On behalf of all Tonics online, we thank you.

And to the person(s) who work on the web site... you know who you are.

Alumni Listserv

To help alumni communicate, we have the listserv. Listserv, a word that comes from the Latin phrase List servium (or list servivm) means to serve the public through a form of electronic media. In this case email. The alumni listserv is the easiest and quickest way to send a message to all the alumni that are online and have email accounts. Remember, there are still people out there without email, so using the phone once and a while couldn't hurt.

Do you want to get added to the listserv?

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Message from the Author

Just a quick little note from the author of this web site.