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Cornell Notes: World War II to 1968
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Abstract
The Cornell Notes in particular are very frank descriptions of the struggles among professors, departments, college deans, and central administrators to govern a university. Why so frank? I asked a close colleague of my father's. "He wanted to leave his view of the story."
This book deals with Prof. Marcham as a Cornell University teacher and trustee, coach, faculty advocate, and village mayor in America.
Description
The Internet-First University Press (DVD and perfect bound copies also are available via e-mail: digital@cornell.edu).
A Zipped version of all of the Books and articles concerning Frederick G. Marcham can be found at http://hdl.handle.net/1813/3448
Date Issued
2006-08-15Subject
teacher; trustee; mayor; faculty advocate; author; coach
Type
book