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Soft sell: Interactive chief Joseph Koenig developed software that's now out in five languages and used from Seneca College to Harvard University.
Soft sell: Interactive chief Joseph Koenig developed software that's now out in five languages and used from Seneca College to Harvard University.

Soft sell: Interactive chief Joseph Koenig developed software that's now out in five languages and used from Seneca College to Harvard University.

Date2/17/1996
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Object NumberTSPA_0129041F
Seneca College's Allan Souder praises the software in retraining.
Seneca College's Allan Souder praises the software in retraining.
2/17/1993
World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
World's dullest lecturer? No, when Michael Church's students doze off in his evening course on relaxation at Seneca College, that's proof of his success. Church says that virtually everyone has trouble handling stress.
8/5/1982
Hooked on words: High school teacher Bill Sherk, 41, has written 500 Years of New Words, in which he lists a word that first appeared in the English language for each year since 1507-that's when America first appeared
Hooked on words: High school teacher Bill Sherk, 41, has written 500 Years of New Words, in which he lists a word that first appeared in the English language for each year since 1507-that's when America first appeared
5/3/1983
Dares to be different: Angelo Cremisio sits in the studio of Brampton's CIAO radio station, of which he is president. Thousands of ethnic listeners are tuning in to programs in 15 languages.
Dares to be different: Angelo Cremisio sits in the studio of Brampton's CIAO radio station, of which he is president. Thousands of ethnic listeners are tuning in to programs in 15 languages.
7/30/1987
Sir James Pitman. Two international languages
Sir James Pitman. Two international languages
5/9/1972
Keith Rogers: Draftsman has extensive knowledge of many computer languages.
Keith Rogers: Draftsman has extensive knowledge of many computer languages.
10/28/1986
Georges Sevlgny: Going through the paces with his grade 10 english class. He speaks 60 languages.
Georges Sevlgny: Going through the paces with his grade 10 english class. He speaks 60 languages.
9/16/1982
On top of the world - that's how 55-year-old Joseph Rupniak feels after being named Outstanding Truck Mechanic of 1977 in North America
On top of the world - that's how 55-year-old Joseph Rupniak feels after being named Outstanding Truck Mechanic of 1977 in North America
12/12/1977
Stephen Quinlan: Seneca's new president proposes adding language school.
Stephen Quinlan: Seneca's new president proposes adding language school.
2/12/1992
Simplifying software: Netron Inc.'s vice-president Paul Basett has come up with a system to help computer software designers and save companies time and money.
Simplifying software: Netron Inc.'s vice-president Paul Basett has come up with a system to help computer software designers and save companies time and money.
1/19/1984
To be rich. That's the new thing. That's what everybody wants. - Claudio Russo
To be rich. That's the new thing. That's what everybody wants. - Claudio Russo
5/26/1988
Ted Cooper repairs exercise machines at home, while Colleen Armstrong produces software with her children looking on.
Ted Cooper repairs exercise machines at home, while Colleen Armstrong produces software with her children looking on.
11/14/1990