Mr. Gaudino - an oral history

1. Grandpa Made Wine, Dad Got Bags of Cash
Introduction. Take Off Your Shoes
1. An Era When Students’ Dates Were Published in the Paper – And the Faculty Kept Score
2. The “Small Genius” Generates Disciples . . . And Skeptics
3. The Risk-Taker with Lollipops on His Tree
4. In the Basic Sense a Longer
5. Faculty Wives
6. The Gadfly Makes Enemies
7. Dark Moods – And a Moderating Fellowship
8. Publish Or . . .
9. The Bowling Team . . . And a Call Home
1. First Encounters
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”
5. Classroom That Sold Hot-Cross Buns
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. The Idea—And Its Skeptics
2. Laboratory Rats
3. The Academic Fall
4. Getting There . . . Barely . . . And Getting Barely Dressed: The Underwear Story
5. Three Weeks in a Village
6. And Then There Were . . .
7. Uncomfortable Learning on Horseback, In the Ganges (With Corpses) and From Dogs (The Rabid Variety)
8. Swips
9. Breaking Through One Boundary
10. Completing the Paper—Or Not
11. Home To the Future
1. If This Is Not Going To Be Discussed . . . I Withdraw the Proposal
2. One Anarchist, Two Evangelicals
3. Are You Going to Live Down in the Swamps?
4. In Georgia: Stolen Clothes and ‘Naners
5. Jim Lands in the Pokey
6. More Lessons in Black and White
7. Neikirk Eyes a Girl, She Eyes His Soul
8. The Texas Pose
9. On to Appalachia, Food Stamps and Birthing a Calf
10. This Is Classic
11. In Iowa: Castrations and Ice Cream
12. Detroit: “Casper” On the Assembly Line
13. Why Not Just Enlist in the Army?
1. Getting – and Sharing – The News
2. The Mask and the Drool
3. The Singing Housepainter
4. The Amigo
5. Two Winter Studies
6. Prayers
7. Accept the Love
8. The Stool
9. Cyanide
10. The Bequest
11. Thanksgiving Day
12. The Rhodendron
1. The Political Scientist, the Business Prof and the Leadership Expert
2. Two Lawyers
3. The Organizer
4. The Murder Case
5. A Conversation Among the India Crowd
6. And On the Other Coast . . . Williams-In-India’s Wall Street Refuge and Listener on the Bench
7. The Nocturnal Council
8. And Their Classmate, the Diplomat-Businessman Still Dealing with Aristotle
9. Williams-At-Home’s Troublemaker, Anarchist, and Christian Duo
10. Williams-At-Home’s Novice Photographer
11. A School in China
12. The Writer
13. Why Aren’t There Foundations For . . .?
14. The Preacher
15. Delayed Tears
16. The Thanksgiving Day Crew of 1974
15. A Very Off-Broadway Play
16. Uncle Bob
Chapter 1. EARLY LIFE: California Boy
2. Record-Keeper and Rascal: “My Cake!”
2. Certainty to Uncertainty
Chapter 2. EARLY WILLIAMS YEARS: “Intellectual Man of Mystery”
3. $1 for Tuition, $350 for a Car
3. The Nocturnal Council
Chapter 3. IN THE CLASSROOM: “Silence is Suspect”
4. That’s What You’re Fighting For
4. The Shocking 10 Ballots and Other Moments
Chapter 4. ROLE ON CAMPUS: Gadfly Who Served Donuts
5. Triumph of the Cheerleaders
5. The Individual Student
Chapter 5. WILLIAMS-IN-INDIA: Volunteer Lab Rats
6. A Good Voyage with Thinking People
6. What to Teach? Plato and “High Noon”
Chapter 6. WILLIAMS-AT-HOME: Prayers and Pigs
7. “Joe College” In Sweden
7. A Hard Act to Follow
Chapter 7. HE WAS GONE: The Illegal Rhodendron
8. The University of Chicago: Many Staussians PhDs, One Scaramouche
8. Yeah, He Was Kooky
Chapter 8. LEGACY: Careers, Tears and a Dream
9. The Greatest Professor That They Ever Had
9. The Size of The Table
Final Note. Project History, Methods, Acknowledgments

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