Word: documentation
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...brought with them packets of state papers, copies of constitutions and history books, set to work writing a provisional constitution. For 75 days, the Alaskans labored, phrasing, rephrasing, arguing. At length, on Feb. 5, 1956, emotionally spent, physically exhausted, brimming with pride, they voted to approve a finely hewn document. "These are good, tough men and women, and I wondered if we might not be getting carried away," recalls Alaska University President Ernest N. Patty, "so I looked for [Real Estate Man] Muktuk Marsdon-this big, tough man with a face like granite. And there he was, digging tears from...
However, it has been learned that the essence of the petition was based on a letter written to the CRIMSON several days ago by Jerome S. Bruner, professor of Psychology. The document, which quoted William James in defense of the group's position, asked that Pusey open Memorial Church to all religious denominations and that both Christian and non-Christian services be conducted there. Although the statement is directly concerned only with Memorial Church, a source has revealed that it implies the larger issues of a sectarian university...
...document itself is not strongly worded in any sense, and is apparently concerned with the central themes in a letter to the CRIMSON from Jerome S. Bruner, professor of Psychology...
...number of Faculty members plan to present to President Pusey this afternoon a "tempered" petition calling for him to open Memorial Church to all religious denominations, the CRIMSON learned last night. The document asks that both Christian and non-Christian services be conducted there...
Another source commented that the document being presented to the President concerned mainly Memorial Church, but that it implied the larger issues of a sectarian university...