Dana E. Keil's Bio Page I majored in International Relations at Syracuse University. I always wanted to do something international. I quickly came to realize that being a Foreign Service diplomat probably wasn't for me. I went to graduate school in Anthropology at Northwestern University. Avoiding the draft and the Vietnam War was part of the reason for going to graduate school right away, I always wonder what would have been different if there had been no draft and no war on right then. I went to Papua New Guinea to do dissertation research. Although I had thought a lot about Africa as a geographic area, I met Professor L.L. Langness at Northwestern and decided to go to the New Guinea Highlands to do anthropological research for my Ph.D. dissertation. I lived in a Highlands valley called Benabena with people who are also called Benabena. I lived at the northern end of the valley, Langness had lived in the southern part of the valley. This is part of a promotional blurb we prepared lately. Dana E. Keil, a University of California, Berkeley computer specialist since 1988, is President of Bena Internet Publishing Services. With his Berkeley Internet experience, he has established Bena Internet Publishing Services as an Internet Presence Provider active in the current expansion of the Internet.