“My brother-in-law from my first marriage was a professor at Rutgers. Bob would go up and visit them. He’d just drop in on them. Their children knew Bob better than we did, I think. He loved kids. When he came out here he would take our kids to the movie house to see “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” with Jonathan Winters and then he’d take them down to Disneyland. They loved their Uncle Bob and he spoke their language. Well, he would sort of use some of the expressions that came out of the generation at that time, “That’s rad,” and stuff like that.
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Chapter 4: ROLE ON CAMPUS
- 6. Eats for the Barefoot Guests
- 7. The Guru Issue Won’t Fade
- 8. Alas, It’s No Way To Pick Up Girls
- 9. “What To Do?” As More Than Words
- 10. Black Students Take The Administration Building, Then a Meeting At His House
- 11. A Colleague in the Arena
- 12. Faculty Relations
- 13. Tidbits for Inquiring Minds
- 14. War, Riots, and Other Teachable Moments
- 1. Prankster and Trail Guide, “Follow the Elephant”
- 2. The Gadfly Who Asked, “If You Don’t Go, Who Will?”
- 3. But Respect For the Rules
- 4. Distance, Yes, But . . . “I Really Did”
- 15. A Very Off-Broadway Play
- 5. Classroom That Sold Hot-Cross Buns
- 16. Uncle Bob