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Walter Guy Antoniotti
began teaching accounting, economics,
and statistics 55
years ago for Daniel Webster College
in
Nashua, New Hampshire. He soon
became an Associate Professor
of Business Administration and Chairperson
of the Aviation Management department. He finished in 1975 as the Director of
Admissions. After one year of teaching high school mathematics at Milford Area High School, Walter managed the Concord, N.H. evening campus of Franklin Pierce College. He later became the Director and then Dean of Continuing Education and helped build one of New England's most successful Continuing Education programs. He finished his 25 years at Franklin Pierce College as Special Assistant for Program Development. Retirement in 2002 brought travel, trying to sell Quick, 18 months in N. Carolina and 21+ years of golf and then expanding textbooksfree.org into the area of political economy.. |
Today Walter is retired and spends his time trying to improve education using technology and a less academic approach for most students plus trying to convince people that the last three decades have been by far the best string of three decades the country has ever experiencedWalter Antoniotti has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration from Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, and a Master's of Business Administration degree from Northeastern University, Boston, Massachusetts. Walter would like to thank the many students whose suggestions made Quick Notes Free Internet Books easier to use and understand and his " Angel Flying Too Close to the Ground " for making the series possible. After some financial success they are free on the Internet. SeeWalter's World an economic history of the HS Class of 1962 Travels With Walter from 1950 to 2024 and Counting |
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Justice Louis D. Brandeis wrote in 1932
"It is one of the happy incidents of the federal system,” Education Manifesto Your State Could Be First to follow Brandeis by investigating Axioms and Postulates 2. Community, Parents, and Students Choose and Prioritize Goals 3. Special Intelligence allows Individualized Curriculums 4. Tech-based education leads to US Meritocracy |
Political Economy Topic Summaries Political Economy Book Summaries 1 Political Economy Book Summary 2 Ramblings Over the Years Thoughts Concerning Society Thoughts Concerning Education Confessions of a Left Leaning Centrist
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1950?
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1970
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1974
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1990 or so
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2016
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2024
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 April
passed the summer of 1989, right before I began writing
Quick Notes. They took five years to write and more than five years to sell the
paper. I put them on the Internet for free as I am a really nice guy. Actually my name is middle name is GUY and put them on
the NET opening to make money. Didn't work but as you can see I'm am Still
good looking! |
 It took a few months to try and adopt
herafter April passed. Finally on the third try I got Missy. She was about five and gave me ten good years. |
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Now I'm old but as you can see, still good looking. |
Note the Polaroid. People thought it was instant. |
Blackie came in 1999
at about five and passed in 2010. Fully trained, I taught her to have my personality. She didn't know what to do with the
freedom, but got used it. Still didn't bark. No barking allowed. 
