Mary Pat and Peter accompany Molloy College's Global Learning summer study group in Belgium.

Invited to present my book at a conference on Irish Studies sponsored by NUI, Galway, I accompany my wife Mary Pat, my mother-in-law Pat, and my brother-in-law Ralph.

See part 1

Final Project for the Advanced Television Production Workshop (2001) at Mollo College in Rockville Centre NY

ireland

A dream, an aspiration, something short (only just) of a prediction....

Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivers his "I Have a Dream" speech on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, August 28, 1963.

Three videos produced between 1983 and 1990 that cast a cold eye on television's numbing effect on the minds of viewers. Starting with the deregulation of television offered by the Communication Act of 1984 under Ronald Reagan's FCC commissioner Mark Fowler (who believed TV needed no more regulation than any other household appliance, because TV was just "a toaster with pictures"), news became entertainment, entertainment became news, and viewers became stupid.

Not a high point in my career...February, 2001.

End of presentation given at the Siena Women's Center "Women of Spirit" Symposium, April 22, 2002