Congrats to Sam Jacoba, who won a Microsoft Circle of Excellence Award!

Posted on August 22nd, 2005 by Sacha Chua

Sam Jacoba won a Microsoft Circle of Excellence award for his contributions to public education. Hooray!

I met Sam Jacoba because Microsoft sponsored one of our high school
programming competitions. I thought he was really cool. Not evil at
all. =)

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