登入選單
返回Google圖書搜尋
註釋Typescript of an interview conducted by Richard Bennet, Harvard Heath, and James R. Clark on 7 Aug. 1972 for the Brigham Young University Centennial History Committee Meeting. The interview took place in the J. Reuben Clark Building on the Campus of Brigham Young University. The persons interviewed include Karl Miller, Kiefer B. Sauls, President Howard S. McDonald, Leland Perry, and G. Thomson. The men discuss many issues related to the history of Brigham Young University including: restructuring of the administration, the GI Bill of Rights and its impact on the university, new buildings, organization of student wards, President Joseph Fielding Smith saving the university, budgets, degree programs, education week, and heating systems. Much of the materials deal with Howard S. McDonald's experiences as president of the university.