L ess than four years later, in the fall of 1998, Yioutas wrapped up her professional commitments and headed back to school full time. She is now beginning her second year in UT's Department of Journalism Master of Arts program. Aside from trying to figure out a thesis topic, her newest challenge is her job as a teaching assistant for Professor Frank Kalupa for PR348 Public Relations Techniques, a writing class. O ne of her favorite quotations is from Albert Einstein . Knowledge is limited.
Imagination encircles the world.
Whatever her endeavor, she pursues it with a passion for perfection. Personal Y ioutas is 25 and on Sept. 4, celebrated her sixth anniversary with her husband Paul, a network services manager for Motorola . In addition to playing tennis, cooking and singing in her church choir, she is very close to her family, most of whom are also students. H er mom, Nancy Heires, is pursuing a master's in library science at Texas Woman's University. Joel, her brother, is a sophomore at Carnegie Mellon, and Erin, her sister, is a junior in high school.