CONTACT: 
William F. Yurasko 
 

HAPPY VALLEY U.S.A. -- William F. Yurasko, super senior at Pennsylvania State University has announced that his web site has been completely revised. "It's all new, all blue and ready for you!" announced Mr. Yurasko. 

Mr. Yurasko, who learned HTML on the streets and refined it with the Democratic National Committee as an intern the previous summer, began the process the first weekend in September, laboring in front of his Pentium 75 MHz Acer Acros for hours and hours. 

The site was designed using Adobe PhotoShop for graphics, Hewlett Packard  and UMAX scanners, Netscape Composer, and Notepad. Mr. Yurasko, who is well known for putting the "stud" in Media Studies, his major in the College of Communications, designed nearly every image from scratch, tailoring the site to have a distinct feel, while not straying to far from Yurasko.net conventions. "It was important that the Yurasko "Y" be included in the site, its a very valuable brand identity to our family and our web site." 

The humble Mr. Yurasko has few plans for the future of the site. "Right now, I want to add a few mini portals for things such as the Washington and State College area, plus more photographs for my friends, especially those far away who don't see me much. Otherwise, I think I will just keep on maintaining what I have to provide a quality site as I always have." 

Many of the same features previously found on Mr. Yurasko's were updated for the new edition. Also, new features such as Reading and After Hours were added. The After Hours page is particularly noteworthy, says the not-at-all pompous Mr. Yurasko. "It's all good and fun and most of all, not serious." Except for the Online Resume, that is very serious, said Mr. Yurasko, a December 1999 graduate. 

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