Was contacted by a prof there before, but what with one thing and another they couldn't find time, but now they want to look into this. I will meet with them, replied as follows:
Education will be an interesting one, in a real sense the whole school was an education department for decades, as a Normal school and then Teachers college, and then in '66-67 you see the school become a comprehensive liberal arts school, all the various departments. Then of course you have the 100+ year long story of the old campus school, which ran from the 1860s (or earlier,) up thru the late 1970s.
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