We all have fond memories of KCA / TCIS and the people
with whom we shared our lives. I invite
past and
present students, faculty, administrators, supporters and friends of KCA
/ TCIS to share your
memories of KCA / TCIS by posting your remembrances of KCA / TCIS on this site.
Write about your experiences and reflections using
Microsoft Word and email it to me as an attachment. In your email please include the following:
1.
A title for the article
you are submitting.
2.
Your name.
3.
Your affiliation
with KCA-TCIS (e.g. student, faculty, parent, administrator, friend, etc.).
4.
The years during
which you were affiliated with KCA-TCIS.
5.
Your email
address.
6.
The city and
state/province/country in which you currently reside.
A couple of caveats are in order. Do not use this opportunity to sell products
or services. For privacy reasons I will
not publish your phone number or your street address. Do not include pictures or audio clips since they take a long
time to download over a slow modem. Do
not use macros or scripts in your Microsoft Word document since some companies
block those documents as security risks.
Do not include animated gizmos since some web browsers are not equipped
to handle them. Just words - your words
of your experiences and reflections of KCA / TCIS.
Keep in mind that the students of KCA / TCIS span
several generations. Please write the
essay so that the rest of us older folks can read it without having to ask our
grandkids to explain some of the newer verbiage. By the same token, keep in mind that some of our younger readers
may still be at TCIS and may feel uncomfortable about having their recent
exploits plastered on a web site for all the world to see. So be gentle about what you say about them.
Have some fun writing this article. Think of this as your creative writing class
where the reader is not only your high school English teacher (mine was Ms.
Winfield), but also the whole wide world!
This paper is due when the bell rings.
Thank you
-- K. S. Kuo
ks@coastcorp.com
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