1922
Born in Boston, MA, to Nicholas and Rose Bolino.
1948
Receives a Bachelor of Business Administration from the University of Michigan.
1949
Receives a Master of Business Administration from the University of Michigan.
1950
Completes postgraduate courses at the University of Washington.
1950
Becomes an instructor of statistics at the University of Washington.
1951
Marries Thora Johnson.
1952
Becomes an instructor of business and economics at Idaho State University.
1955
Becomes an assistant and then associate professor of economics at St. Louis University.
1957
Receives a Doctor of Philosophy in economics from St. Louis University.
1961
Authors “The Development of the American Economy.”
1966
Becomes an associate professor at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
1969
Authors “Manpower and the City.”
1970
Becomes a full professor at the Catholic University of America.
1973
Authors “Career Education: Contributions to Economic Growth.”
1985
Authors “The Ellis Island Source Book.”
1987
Authors “The Watchmakers of Massachusetts.”
1989
Authors “A Century of Human Capital by Education and Training.”
2001
Authors “Thomas Angel, American.”
2002
Authors “Brother Brigham’s Trial.”
2006
Authors “The Kid and the Clipper.”