Interview with Grove House Group Alumnim 1968-1974: Elliot Andalman, Kathy Bacon-Greenberg, Bruce Baird, Michael Carter, Charles Coleman, Richard Fenske, Neil Golden, Mark Hazlett, Chuck Karish, Gail Needleman, Pat Shea, and Martti Vallila : Alumni Stories - Baird, Bruce; Stanford Historical Society (Stanford Historical Society Oral History Program Interviews, 2021)
Elliott Andalman (AB Economics, 1970), Kathy Bacon-Greenberg (AB Psychology, 1970), Bruce Baird (AB History, 1970), Michael Carter (AB History, 1968; PhD History, 1974), Charles Coleman (AB History, 1971), Richard Fenske (AB History, 1970), Neil Golden (AB Economics, 1970; JD Law, 1973), Mark Hazlett (AB Political Science, 1970; JD Law, 1973), Chuck Karish (BS Geology, 1974; MS Geology, 1984), Gail Needleman (AB English, 1970), Pat Shea (AB Social Thought/Institutions, 1970), and Martti Vallila (AB Anthropology, 1971) discuss their undergraduate experiences at Grove House at Stanford. They share memories of the co-ed dorm experience; notable seminars, faculty, and visitors; and Grove House founder Mark Mancall. Many of the participants also speak about how Grove House transformed its residents intellectually and challenged them to think critically, as well as promoted political activism and involvement in the community.
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Keywords: interview; Stanford University. Students -- 1960s; Stanford University. Students -- 1970s; Universities and colleges; College students