Lecture by B.J. Koubaroulis from The Washington Post

March 31st, 2011  Tagged , , , , ,

Mason Alum! It’s not just basketball; B.J. Koubaroulis is continuing to make the Patriots look good! “A Washington Post sports writer/producer and CEO of Synthesis Multimedia Productions/Koubaroulis LLC,” Koubaroulis’ twitter biography defines him. His Twitter His blog His Facebook Synthesis Multimedia Productions He gradated GMU in 2004, “Like everyone, you expect to be covering the Yankees, and then […]

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