Millefeuille Provence Intensive French 2016
The week of June 20 I took an intensive French course at Millefeuille Provence.
The week of June 20 I took an intensive French course at Millefeuille Provence.
I took a two-week intensive French course at the Institut de Français in Villefranche-sur-Mer.
In June 1973 I was awarded a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with honors in Sociology and Speech. My senior thesis was titled “Newton’s Sleep.”
I came to Berkeley in 1972 after a year in Oregon. Patty and I were living together. I completed a second senior year, writing my honors thesis, “Newton’s Sleep.” I stayed at Berkeley through my master’s and PhD, then held teaching and research positions there until moving to Washington in 1980.
In 1971 I began reading the Frankfurt School (especially Herbert Marcuse) and Norman O. Brown. Marcuse and Brown shaped my thinking for almost a decade.
I attended UC Santa Barbara for my junior and senior years of college. At first I roomed with Lyndon Bittle and Gary Bombach. Senior year roomed with Russ Teale, Wes and David Sveck. I met Chris at an “Urban Plunge” weekend in my junior year. Met Patty when hitchhiking with Chris to Occidental College in … Read more
I attended Long Beach State for my freshman and sophomore years of college. I was not happy there; my scheme of having two years at an easy beach college before transferring to UC was a mistake. LBSC was an impersonal, mediocre, commuter college. The beach was far away, I had no car to get there, … Read more
Lyndon Bittle and I went undefeated through the 1967 debate season in the Yosemite Forensic League.
I attended East School from first grade until the middle of sixth grade, when we moved to Lodi. Teachers: 1st grade Mrs. Marjorie Eastman 2nd grade Mrs. Eastman 3rd grade Mrs. Laura Kerr 4th grade Mrs. Douglas (Elsie Dunninton?) 5th grade Mrs. Cressie Ingmeyer 6th grade Eleanor Gills Principal Mr. Roger F. Combs