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1966. Location. Physical Description. 1 volume (223 pages) Abstract. The Amherst College Catalog is a source of information about the growth and history of the College as well as the College's role in adapting to and shaping changes in higher education in the United States.
At Amherst’s 1966 commencement, he was a leader of the walkout which protested the conferring of an honorary degree on Secretary of Defense Robert MacNamara. But despite the painful questions which Marshall asked about American life and the civil disobedience he occasionally urged, he was not destructive, irresponsible or nihilistic.
Abstract. The Amherst College Announcement of Courses 1966-1967. The Announcement of Courses were issued by Amherst College under various titles from 1900-1976. They provided information about the course of instruction for the relevant academic year.
The Papers contain his thesis on Jews in Selma, Alabama, and information about the 1966 Commencement protest against the College's awarding of an honorary degree to Robert McNamara. The Papers document Bloom's controversial role in student protests at the London School of Economics in early 1967.
Part of Amherst College Catalog 1966/1967. Metadata; Title. Amherst College Catalog 1966/1967 - Image 168. Contributor. Creator: Amherst College. Download Metadata MODS 3.7 GeoJSON IIIF Presentation Manifest 3.0 IIIF Presentation Manifest 2.1. Images in this Digital Object.
creative work series. Photographs of 145th Commencement weekend events, related protest, and George Bain's retirement party, 1966 June. Date Created: 1966-06. Genre: photographs.
Professor John William Ward named fourteenth President of Amherst College. Faculty voted in favor of 4-0-4 college calendar. Calvin H. Plimpton (1939) ended tenure as President of Amherst College. President John William Ward, 1971-1979: 1971 President Ward inaugurated. College celebrated Sesquicentennial. Select Committee on Coeducation formed.
