Sapori: It’s Not Japanese Over the past couple years, Judy and I have made several unsuccessful attempts to visit the La Locanda del Ghittone on Second Street in Philadelphia. Once it was closed, another time it was recovering from a fire. So if Mohammad can’t come to the mountain, then the mountain should come to … [Read more…]
A good friend and neighbor snapped Judy, me and her mother minutes after attending the unveiling of Giannotti’s Hadrousaurus folkii scultpture on Lantern Lane on October, 18, 2003.
As some of you may know, June 3 is a dual celebration day for John and Judy … it is both John’s birthday and the day John and Judy were married. This year there were additional reasons to celebrate the most special week of June; nephew Todd Duca married Amy, and Judy and Bun hosted … [Read more…]
Judy and I recently spent a mini vacation on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, long one of our favorite, close-at-hand getaways. We knew we wanted to be right on the bay, so an Internet search limited our options to a few Inns between St Michael’s and Tilghman Island. Luckily, we chose a great one, Wades … [Read more…]
I am honored and humbled to have been selected as one of Computerworld’s “Premier 100 IT Leaders for 2002” for my work in the Fox School of Business at Temple University. Now in its third year, this awards program identifies leaders from both technology and business companies who have displayed exceptional technology leadership in their … [Read more…]
Here’s some of what I said to Wired News.com when interviewed by reporter Katie Dean concerning the paperless classroom. “The faculty believe that they are moving to a largely paperless classroom because they don’t carry stuff to class,” said John DeAngelo, associate dean for information technology at the Fox School. “In their mind, they’ve created … [Read more…]