Word: goulding
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Congratulations to TIME for recognizing the efforts of Governor Rockefeller, Chancellor Gould and the New York state legislature to awaken the long "sleeping giant," S.U.N.Y., and bring it to the forefront of American higher education...
...name is 0780212. I live on what you call a "glistening" campus, where I have about as much identity as last year's 14,000 rejects. Perhaps Mr. Gould "can't think of a single possibility for education . . . that doesn't exist in the state university," but I can. Isn't learning about people important any more...
...Avises trying to become a Hertz.' " The quote is out of context; no sneerer, I was discussing how the many upwardly mobile institutions were raising faculty salaries and making recruitment difficult for the less affluent. I was not disparaging academic entrepreneurship, as my sympathy for Gould's ambitions should make clear...
During World War II, Gould ended up as a lieutenant commander in charge of Admiral Arthur Radford's office aboard the carrier U.S.S. Yorktown in the Pacific. In 1946, he was hired to set up a radio, TV and theater section for Boston University. It was a demanding job. Gould had to recruit a faculty, teach 18 hours a week-and start an educational FM station. He also found time to co-author a book on Training the Local Announcer. Gould then spent two years as assistant to B.U. President Harold Case, learning some of the subtleties of running...
Formal in Underwear. Gould found his five years as head of Antioch "a wearying experience." He endeared himself to the faculty by defending an art instructor accused by McCarthy-era congressional investigators of Communist ties, and by fighting against loyalty oaths required for federal