Steve

Right before his ECON 1102 exam, I met Steve. Good luck on your test.

# 135 Jason from Victoria

On the way home last night, I ran into John Cairns, who besides being an all around nice guy, he is one of the most well connected people I know. John introduced me to JASON BURTWISTLE, an aspiring architect visiting from Canada.

Learning French Part 3

# 129 and 130 Jereme and David












# 131 and 132 Maxime (de H.) and Thibault















# 133 and 134 Marion and Maxime (G)

Leaning French Part 2

Daisy, Karen, Aida, Josephine, Morgane and Elsa were in my afternoon class. They are shown here in front of a screen shot of this blog. This picture is not so clear. I think I will have to ask them to pose again.

# 123 - 128

Learning French

This semester a group of nearly 50 bright students from the Institut Superieur de Gestion in Paris have joined us in Tokyo.


# 119 Diane
# 120 Alexia
# 121 Geremy
# 122 Philippe

# 118 Mr. Dollar

Among the new TUJ students is an ebullient transfer student from Somalia, by way of Sweden, by way of Seattle. Now he's here in Tokyo. He's a walking cross-cultural experience and will do well at TUJ.

# 116 and 117 New TUJ Adjuncts

Temple University, Japan Campus (TUJ) is expanding its business education programs. This means more students (who will appear in later posts) and more faculty.


Dr. Sanjay Mehrotra, orginally from India, but a long-time Tokyo resident, will teach Marketing.





Hady Kady, who is Lebanese and about to finish his PhD at Tsuba University, will teach Stats.