“He certainly wasn’t a radical revolutionary or troublemaker inside the department. He just was a very, the old word, “proper” kind of person. He believed what we were all taught a gentleman is supposed to be like. He never used harsh words. He never insulted people. He never raised his voice and screamed at anybody. In fact I never even thought of it until you asked this question—he was a very gentle soul is what he was.

–Fred Greene,
Former Political Science Department Chairman