An Impact to Aspire To

4/08/2005 12:42:00 am

Wow! I smiled for 15 minutes straight. Great teaching tips from a teacher par excellence as described by a former student .... 25 years later!. Mr. Cappucci; I've never met him, but what an impact he made! Something to aspire to ....

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Darren Kuropatwa

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Karyn8/4/05 01:38
This is strange, I had a teacher in Brooklyn NY in the late 60s named Mr. Sal Capucci!
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Anonymous10/4/05 02:02
Check out his picture. Is that your former teacher?
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