“…this was during the mid-1990s…and I thought it was really silly that we would have single parents…and they would have a rough time getting homework done because they had to take care of their children. And it occurred to me that, Gee, you know, maybe after they got the kids to bed, rather than watch television—I mean, they’re still young enough that their minds are still sharp enough—why couldn’t they get on a computer and do some of their coursework on a computer? The theory was there, okay? I think the need was there, and obviously it was because it took off.”
Anthony Fusco
Retired Staff Member - Library/Computer Technologies, 1975-2000
Participant: Anthony Fusco
Interviewer: Jennifer Rudolph
Date of Interview: January 26, 2012
Location of Interview: Brockton, MA
Time Period Discussed: 1970s-2012
Project: Massasoit Voices
Department: Massasoit Library ARCHIVE
Length of Interview: 1 hr, 2 minutes
Description: Tony Fusco's remembrances of education, personal life, and career at Massasoit in the 1980s through 2000.